Cr2 Live & Direct Radio Show June (2018)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: Cr2 Live & Direct Radio Show June
Label: CR2 Digital - Cr2 Compilations
Style: Electronica, Tech House, Deep, Funky, Jackin, Soulful, Techno
Release Date: 01-06-2018
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MP3
Tracks: 15 Tracks
Time: 01:40:21 Min
Size: 232 MB

Tracklist:
01. Kindred Soul, Get To Know, Kayleigh Gibson - Hold On (Dr Packer Remix - Radio Edit) 3:19
02. Green Velvet, Junior Sanchez - Heavy Mental (Mihalis Safras Remix) 6:16
03. James Campbell - Faith (Siege Dub Remix) 6:45
04. Colour Castle, Roland Clark - Can't Buy This (Blame Mate Remix) 7:14
05. Finger Lips - Dumb 6:36
06. Figgy - Breathe Slow (Get To Know Remix) 8:34
07. Martin Ikin - Better 6:24
08. Mant - Piper (Lex Luca Remix) 7:02
09. James Campbell - Arpy Dhabi 7:21
10. Henrix, Celeda - The Underground (Raumakustik Remix) 7:08
11. Matthew Heyer, Grace Ackerman - Fire (Gunjah Remix) 8:12
12. Lee Walker - Tim Bongconga 5:10
13. Dakar - Boomerang 6:46
14. Lex Luca - Work It Out 7:04
15. Mass Digital - Calling Out Your Name 6:29




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To your attention it is presented publication Cr2 Live & Direct Radio Show June available for acquaintance of listening and obtaining!
Having been selected by Ushuaia as one of their Top tracks for summer James Campbell follows up with new single Faith a stunning example of a unique and melodically soulful track aimed firmly at the dance-floor. Honing in on his ability to produce something utterly different and refusing to follow the trends, James Campbell weaves Anette Taylo’s soulful vocals in between uplifting string melodies to craft a truly magical piece of music.
Dresden based producers and DJs Raumakustik incorporate their signature underground tech-house sound to Henrix & Celedas monster track, The Underground. Cr2 Records are proud to introduce the legendary tech-house producer, Martin Ikin to the Cr2 family. Ikin has been wreaking havoc on the tech-house music scene since the early nineties.