Dimensions comes with prominent vocal samples, with the recorded observations of a patient undergoing psychedelic drug experimentation, comprising a long beatless intro. When the track does kick in, chiming bells, fizzing FX sounds and a swelling bassline take centre stage, before fading out to a trippy outro with more spoken word accompaniment about drug induced appetite suppression, a somewhat odd if appropriate subject matter. There’s no denying the track is innovative, but it doesn’t quite works either as a floor filler or as a more experimental techno outing.

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Christos Fourkis was born on the 12th of January 1981 in Aigio, Greece.

Music has always been a part of his life since childhood. His passion and appreciation for music, lead Christos into the world of Djeing, introducing new and diverse musical innovations to his crowd.

He started Djing in the early period of 1997 performing in local clubs. His Dj appearances have been loved and respected nationally and now internationally by performing on many well-known Internet radio stations.

The year of 1998 Christos Fourkis entered the world of producing electronic music. He purchased his first personal computer and analogue hardware to start composing his own electronic music.

Professionally, Christos has been producing for 4 years and his first productions received a very good response from very well known and established artists. Currently, he has batch of remixes and also looking for other artists to work with and share his passion for music.

Self-taught, Christos Fourkis has always followed his heart towards his goals to create genuine, impassioned music.

Throughout the years of practicing and exploration, he has refined his sound engineering as well as his mastering sound techniques.

His dream and ambition is to express his feelings and make people understand his music when he is on the decks.

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Darin Epsilon has had a ridiculous year in 2012 no doubt. After playing several high profile bookings and destination firsts around the globe, Darin isn’t slowing down as 2013 begins. Gig after gig Darin has been catching everyone off guard showcasing a new side of progressive house and his latest release is no exception of this motive.

Shine the Light is a mercurial statement in Darin’s potpourri of mood changing tracks, yet retains a familiar groove that doesn’t leave you completely lost in the dark timbres of the throbbing bass. An erie pallet of pad synth is consistent throughout the track, progressively growing in intensity before bringing it back down to let the beat play out. This doesn’t make the drops too obvious and predictable, but it certainly is enjoyable hearing the drop coming out with little anticipation.

It’s very refreshing to hear a track with dynamics that aren’t consistently at one level. With the addition of layering around his minimalist melodic idea, it’s a hilly ride throughout this musical progression. The ideology behind this particular musical motif will sure leave listeners remembering the atmosphere in the club once this track is dropped. DJs will love this for the depth of this track and multiple progression/groove variances.

His new track Shine The Light has been handpicked by legendary DJ Nick Warren to appear on his forthcoming mix album “Renaissance presents Nick Warren – The Masters Series”. This is not only Nick’s first compilation for the clubbing institution since 2001, but also his first full solo outing over two CDs for Renaissance.

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Initially it has started as a sublabel of the Basic Beat record company where Paul worked at the time. The label quickly gained international fame with its first couple of releases and had managed to build a solid reputation ever since. When Paul left Basic Beat in 2009 to start his own record company, he adopted the Manual Music brand name.

Initially it has started as a sublabel of the Basic Beat record company where Paul worked at the time. The label quickly gained international fame with its first couple of releases and had managed to build a solid reputation ever since. When Paul left Basic Beat in 2009 to start his own record company, he adopted the Manual Music brand name.

Initially it has started as a sublabel of the Basic Beat record company where Paul worked at the time. The label quickly gained international fame with its first couple of releases and had managed to build a solid reputation ever since. When Paul left Basic Beat in 2009 to start his own record company, he adopted the Manual Music brand name.

Initially it has started as a sublabel of the Basic Beat record company where Paul worked at the time. The label quickly gained international fame with its first couple of releases and had managed to build a solid reputation ever since. When Paul left Basic Beat in 2009 to start his own record company, he adopted the Manual Music brand name.

Initially it has started as a sublabel of the Basic Beat record company where Paul worked at the time. The label quickly gained international fame with its first couple of releases and had managed to build a solid reputation ever since. When Paul left Basic Beat in 2009 to start his own record company, he adopted the Manual Music brand name.

Initially it has started as a sublabel of the Basic Beat record company where Paul worked at the time. The label quickly gained international fame with its first couple of releases and had managed to build a solid reputation ever since. When Paul left Basic Beat in 2009 to start his own record company, he adopted the Manual Music brand name.