Tilt
"New Day"

Following on from two highly successful singles from the Debut Tilt album "Explorer" (The World Doesn't Know and Twelve) Lost Language now presents the final piece in Tilt come-back "New Day"
Here presented with a raft of new mixes. Stockholms' David West (one half of Antiloop) delivers a peak time big room progressive trancer. Fellow Scandinavian, newcomer Boomjinx delivers an awe-inspiringly break-beat production. One for the boxes of breaks DJs as well as the traditional Tilt audience.
Global Underground's Traffik crew. The breaks mix is deep and mooody. While the boys take on their K-Rox moniker for the 4-4 mix. Stewart Keenan (Navigation Records head honcho) rounds off proceedings with his driving prog-tech-trance mix.
A dutch style, moody progressive trancer from Armin and Markus Schulz favorite Perry O'Neill. Backed up by Dave Gardners & Ophir Stars (Nerva, Gardner & Thomas) electro prog take on the album track "Electronic Poledancer"

Written and produced by Tilt.
(P) & (C) 2005 Lost Language