Sheyba - Trance Africa Express Remix Competition

Sheyba - Trance Africa Express Remix Competition

Join this remix competition of one of the legendary Goa/psytrance tunes of the 90’s.

Sheyba’s “Trance Africa Express” was originally released on Flying Rhino Records massive success compilation "First Flight" and became one of the most played and aired tracks in 1996/1997 across Europe including several top chart placements on national radio stations, music magazines and DJ charts in countries such as Greece, Israel and Japan.

For further info go to Sheyba's Facebook page.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sheyba/314337968180

We just reached 200 downloads of the sample pack and we are looking forward to hear the hopefully many great Remixes coming in

We're on it, as soon as we finish the tune we are working on now. Cheers for this! I remember this tune getting absolutely cained everywhere in Greece in the mid '90s. Ellegantly put when you said "psytrance remix (no full on, no dark)"

We look forward to hear your remix

I always try to be elegant

We just reached 400 downloads of the Remix Competition sample pack. For further info on how to enter the "Trance Africa Express" Remix Competition please visit and/or join Sheyba's Facebook Page.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sheyba/314337968180

Remember to upload your "Trance Africa Express" remixes before the deadline: At midnight (CET+1) April 30th, 2010.

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8 Days to go. Deadline for the "Trance Africa Express" Remix competition is at Midnight (CET+1) April 30. We hope to get many remixes in as we have very few in at this point. So get to work people

Deadline for the "Trance Africa Express" Remix competition is tonight 00:00 (CET+1)

Oops.. too late.. Just downloaded the package



edit:
did this 'remix' really only contain 4 short samples and a midi file?

yes, not a lot, but it was enough for me. I am guessing he wanted people to do something very different from the original.

Then you can hardly call it a remix.. but i ll stop complaining now

The Winner of the "Trance Africa Express" remix competition will be announced Monday.

That's nonsense! Four samples and the original bass line as a midi file (The bass line was the trademark of the original track) is plenty if you're a skilled artist. And as stated before. All the original samples was destroyed when there was a flooding at the Butterfly Studios (Dragonfly Records).