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You can read the whole review (only for spanish readers) here below:

Line Up: Hernan Cattaneo, Henry Saiz, Cora Novoa, Wehbba, Dosem, Triumph, Ivan Picazo, Days Off, Nick Varon, One D, Norman H, Loisan

On Wednesday June 13,2012 in Barcelona VOYAGE will born during festive frame of the Sonar week. A way of understanding dance music from a more emotional perspective. An ode to melodic techno, from the most atmospheric and deepest passages, to hypnotic and vibrating beats that are leaded to present, past and future stories. A true timeless trip. VOYAGE is not just something else to see, but something to feel. We have one of the most interesting and different headlining acts by Off Sonar. The most significative artists from this music gender are ready to take you on a trip.

English: Next friday 27th of April we're pleased to announce that we will come back to Isladencanta. This time besides Triumph will come accompanied by the catalan duo Black I.C.E. who recently have released on Dosem's label Soundfate with his latest work Fake and soon they will do on Espai Music, celebrating the second anniversary of the label for the next month, so....stay tunned because there will be tons of cool music this spring/summer on Espai. Will be great to see you all there dancing with us! The admission is free!!

Spanish: Nos complace anunciaros que el próximo viernes 27 de Abril volvemos a Isladencanta para desarrollar todo nuestro arsenal musical. Esta vez además de Triumph nos acompañará el dúo catalán Black I.C.E. que recientemente ha editado en el sello de Dosem Soundfate y que pronto lo harán en Espai Music, para celebrar su segundo aniversario así que estad atentos porque habrá toneladas de buena música esta primavera verano en Espai. Esperamos veros a todos allí bailando con nosotros!! La entrada es gratis!!

More info:

Triumph + Black I.C.E.

Friday 27th April 2012

C/Capella 15, Barcelona (Spain)

Free admission

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Himan turned 25 last month, and Barcelona imprint Espai Music turned one. Here, the young Portuguese producer presents a stripped and atmospheric piece, with three remixes largely following suit. The original version of "Vanishing" balances on a see-sawing melody which generates most of the track's swing. In many cases that responsibility is shouldered by basslines, but here the low-end acts more like a pad, rising and falling like slow breaths. Gentle hi-hats and additional lengthy notes create subtle builds and breaks. That'd be atmospheric enough, but Himan also adds faint male chanting into the mix. Ned Rise's remix takes things a little bit more anthemic, though that's not saying much considering the unobtrusiveness of the source material. The kicks are harder, the see-sawing notes more brash and female harmony added to the male.

Where the previous two versions have a strictly linear feel, Oliver Schories and Uner's remixes are funkier, and made for a smaller room. Uner adds a hip-shaking bassline, while Schories generates the same sense of movement using quasi-Latin percussion. The latter feels mostly like an original, only squeezing Himan's pieces in during a break. In contrast, Uner's remix—probably the best of the three—makes use of the original hook throughout and supplements it with jaunty keyboard. "Nick Connellan"  - Thu, 16 June 2011