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| “ | I have always battled the idea of genres and labeling that goes on in today's world. Versatility makes a DJ strong. It makes it easier for them to adjust to different rooms, different countries, different atmospheres in general... It's like a puzzle. You have 28 pieces, and somehow, you are going to make it all work together. It's about merging genres and creating new ones. This is not just a dream. This is an aesthetic, a philosophy, a way of life. | ” |
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The album features a two disc progressive house style by Sander Kleinenberg with some tech house and electro. Each CD contains 14 tracks on each side, Disc 1 is labeled as Left and Disc 2 as Right. First disc contains tracks from Disk Jokke from Get Physical, Tom Novy's exclusive track which is a tribute to Kleinenberg with his "Moscow Never Sleeps" remix followe by the re-work by Gui Boratto of Robert Babicz' track "Sin". The second disc begins with an a cappella track from Italy's Siciana Soul song "Mutual Dependency", combining Rhythm & Soul with Paul St. Hilaire's message of unity, peace, and friendship, slowly building up to the heavy freight train sounds of Bushwacka!'s "Remember" dub. With this build up of various layered sequences which lead to the progressive sounds from Quivver's "Dancing In Dark Rooms" track. Collectively Sander combines, progressive, tech-house, and some elements of electro which ends with more than 9 minutes of a hyped beat by Dubfire from Deep Dish who interpreted Smith & Selway's song "Transit Time".
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