Sophie Sugar - Lost In The Ocean [Molekular Sounds]

[skyriderz]

Sophie Sugar dives deep here on Molekular Sounds with her second release on the label, 'Lost In The Ocean'. A surge of pure Uplifting Trance energy building on powerful leads, rolling bass, and a soaring melody. Big, bold, and endlessly euphoric, this is one to check out.

 

[Freezer]

James Dymond did a solid work on the melody as expected, the beatwork template is 10 years old tho, wonder why is this still around and producers are not ashamed of it?
5,5/10 for the fine melody

 

[tranceissomewhatalive]

idk what's good abt that melo, boring and uninspired as hell

raz nitzan labels are definition of template crap

 

[Reptile]

Sophie Sugar bringing nothing new.

 

[felixc1]

It is a bit basic but I like it, especially the guitar.

 

[Trance4Ever]

Could be a new ghost producer or Joc again, but piano/guitar lead suggests its Dymond.

Also doubt Joc would ever go for this much roids. Structure suggests Dymond as well but this release including the previous on the same label..it kinda does feel like a continuation of Sophies older style but watered-down etc, at the start I wasn't sure and found this to be on the generic side but now I like it.

 

[Jetflag]

liking 2 things here.

the guitar,

the fact that sophie is still doing her thing after all this time

 

[Julian Del Agranda]

This could be a track from so many producers lol. They all sound like this don't they. But yes, the guitar is nice.

The vocal elements are also well done. It's well produced. It's all so cliché though, I kinda have to laugh.

 

[Yoonderful]

This track is just Modern Talla 2XLC or 2014-2022's James Dymond style,,,