Accuface's video: Accuface - Journey into Sound Remastered Radio Edit

Shop links (download & streaming): https://save-it.cc/sonicartmusic/accuface-journey-into-sound-remastered Youtube-previews of all mixes: Original TTF-Mix: https://youtu.be/7lPjGMuPrl0 DJ@Work Remix: https://youtu.be/hiz8b6HH8FQ Accuface Rebound Mix: https://youtu.be/EaapJbMQT-8 Information: It's here! It's back! Many fans waited for it and already requested it: "Journey into Sound" in new phatt best sounding 24 Bit HQ remasters. All versions (even formerly unreleased ones) meticulously remastered with the most advanced technology. It was the 5th of June 2001 right after Accuface's famous tune "Let your Mind fly" hit the dance charts worldwide when Accuface released his track "Journey into Sound" in it's very original version on the famous Sony Music/Tunnel Records "Tunnel Trance Force Vol. 17" (in-the-mix by DJ Dean). Due to the high demand by his fans Marlon (Accuface) decided to release it as his follow-up to "Let your Mind fly". But it still took quite a while until "Journey into Sound" came out as a vinyl, because Marlon was heavily touring and involved in other projects and that year. It was released almost to the day 18 years ago: on the 25th of March 2002. For this record, Marlon decided to fully remix the song to make it more club compatible. Whereas the Tunnel Trance Force version was more perfectly floating Hard Trance, the vinyl version with it's pumping off-beat bass and it's "patented Accuface arpeggio" part (as fans call it) was banging the clubs. Inspired by his all-time heroes from the band Depeche Mode who always put a song on the b-side of their releases that could absolutely keep up with the quality of the a-side Marlon decided to create a completely new remix of "Red Sky" (that was also formerly only released on the TTF CD-Compilation as a snippet in-the-mix). As we all know - "Red Sky" also became one of Accufaces's biggest hits. Quote by DJ Pulsedriver back in the day: "Man, you should have released it as a separate single, it's so good!" For Marlon it was important that his fans get something for their money when they buy the record. "Red Sky" is also OUT NOW in phatt sounding HQ remasters - just check your favorite store or streaming service. In addition to "Red Sky" the b-side of "Journey into Sound" also featured a remix by DJs@Work , who were a big thing in 2002 after their huge hit "Someday". This mix was never released digitally before In 2005 Marlon decided to release the original Tunnel Trance Force version (TTF-Mix) of "Journey into Sound" on his album "10 Most Wanted" - finally and for the first time available in full length. Five years later in 2010 he then created a super phatt driving and pumping high energy rework of it - the "Accuface Rebound Mix" for the Tunnel Trance Force Vol. 53. It was never released as a single - until now as part of this new remastered release. In addition and to complete the collection of all mixes Marlon added the "Special Lost & Found Rebound Mix". It's a special newly mixed, edited, and extended version of the Rebound Mix formerly only available on the Accuface album "Lost & Found" (also OUT NOW remastered in 24 bit HQ). Accuface - "Journey into Sound" is OUT NOW in all download shops and streaming services via Accuface's label Metrophonic Resistance!