OUT Macker - Lost In Space [Pure Progressive]

[Pinguin]

Featured on Orkidea's Pure Progressive Vol. 1 compilation, Chris MacDonald's 'Lost in Space' harkens back to the glory days of Hooj Choons & Northern Exposure. Moodily grooving at 124 bpm with ethereal NASA samples, acidically burbling synths, portamento analog swells, phased spacey pads and then finally opening up with a majestic melodic progression at just the right moment. Pure Progressive Head-Music.

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[Exodom]

Oh yes I really like it. Sounds like Orkidea

 

[Archon]

Pretty nice, almost journey-like. The beats are good but could be improved, and then it'd be a fabulous track.

 

[Magdelayna]

Is this the same Macker from the old Trance.nu days?

 

[Daysleeper]

Too bad its so sluggish and low tempo and non-rhytmical/static rhythms.

 

[Archon]

Full original mix:

 

[Hensmon]

Pretty nice, almost journey-like. The beats are good but could be improved, and then it'd be a fabulous track.

Summed it up well. Needs some more organic percussion, but overal its still very enjoyable.

 

[Archon]

Doesn't even need to be purely organic. I'd "settle" for something Incolumis-like (and I believe it would fit).

 

[Jetflag]

Is this the same Macker from the old Trance.nu days?

yes. so good to see he got picked up, well earned

 

[Electronlyman]

Improved? It is exactly like the producer wanted it, so nothing needs to be changed .
I really like it, one of my favourite tracks from that compilation.
Would be cool to additionally have a faster uplifting remix in the package.
That's what remixes are for

 

[MDD]

This is very nice. I'd even say it would work at a higher bpm too. Great!

 

[marcopm]

This is a grower. Loving the space exploration theme and effects

 

[aSeb]

Brilliant. Nothing else to be said. Love this stuff.

 

[A.Brindiss]

Great track, perfect for Pure Trance records

 

[Peenuts]

Sounds too pedestrian. Not impressed.

 

[Sleepy Robot]

Discovered trough the TF top 2020 list. Great track!

 

[MDD]

I want it faster !!! Though its still great.

 

[Propeller]

Quite a subtle and spacey production this one - gets better with each listen as you notice more and more elements. Another solid release from Solarstone's staple.