Taken from their successful album “Around The World”, the guys from Moonbeam
present their brand new single “Song For A Girl” released on Black Hole Recordings.
Featuring the haunting voice from Blackfeel Wite, “Song For A Girl” is a huge synthetic
vocal trancer. Those who pay close attention to the original album version will hear not
only Depeche Mode influences but Moog sweeps that might as well have been played by
French Moog pioneer Jean Jacques Perrey. The subtly played theme is supported by
magnificent synths with an almost tornado style, swirling sound. The changes between
the verses and chorus are underlined by a banging snare drum, which is perfect for the
people on the dance floor.
For the remix, the assignment went to the legendary German DJ/Producer Moguai. The
man behind super hits like “Kick Out The Jams”, “U Know Y” and “Beatbox” and remixes
of X-Press2′s “Lazy”, Roman Flügel’s “Geht´s Noch” and many others. Moguai has turned
the original version into a big, hammering club slammer that will create an immensely
enticing atmosphere in every club and venue.
The edit style percussive sound effects that Moguai uses really lift the beats up a notch
and especially after the towering break, everyone is ready to tear the roof off and throw
their hands in the air. Moonbeam’s “Song For A Girl”, in both the original and remix
version is an absolute electronic dance hit for every self respecting DJ!
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