Simon Patterson's masterpiece.
I'm not even kidding. To me, this is Simon's best work. You can tell that he poured all of his emotions into this track.
I don't know what he was going through at the time. I don't know why it's "just" a b-side, why it never really received DJ support (unlike Bulldozer, which has hundreds of thousands of views), and why its remixes somehow have way more views than the original.
We'll See is the pinnacle of the post-2004 era uplifting trance sound, and is everything that Will Atkinson, Photographer, Sneijder, John O'Callaghan, Bryan Kearney, John Askew, and even Simon Patterson himself tried to replicate (and failed at) in the 2010s.
There aren't many videos of We'll See being played live. In recent years the remixes have gotten more support. The first I could dig up is a super low-quality video from Simon at Trance Energy Future Stage 2009, uploaded 13 years ago:
Tiesto played this track back in the day. Here is a 30-second clip at the ISOS-6 release party:
I'm not even kidding. To me, this is Simon's best work. You can tell that he poured all of his emotions into this track.
I don't know what he was going through at the time. I don't know why it's "just" a b-side, why it never really received DJ support (unlike Bulldozer, which has hundreds of thousands of views), and why its remixes somehow have way more views than the original.
We'll See is the pinnacle of the post-2004 era uplifting trance sound, and is everything that Will Atkinson, Photographer, Sneijder, John O'Callaghan, Bryan Kearney, John Askew, and even Simon Patterson himself tried to replicate (and failed at) in the 2010s.
There aren't many videos of We'll See being played live. In recent years the remixes have gotten more support. The first I could dig up is a super low-quality video from Simon at Trance Energy Future Stage 2009, uploaded 13 years ago:
Tiesto played this track back in the day. Here is a 30-second clip at the ISOS-6 release party:
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