Voltaire Music Present The Ibiza Diary Vol 3 (2017)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: The Ibiza Diary Vol 3
Label: Voltaire Music
Style: Funky, Minimal, Tech House
Release Date: 23-06-2017
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Tracks: 15 Tracks
Size: 248 Mb / 01:48:17 Min

Tracklist:
01. Martin Eyerer - To An End (Pedro Mercado & Karada Remix) 07:40
02. Edu Imbernуn - Smokefalls (Original Mix) 06:53
03. Bonar Bradberry - Ms6 (Original Mix) 08:04
04. Steve Nash - Eyes Closed (Original Mix) 07:53
05. Thomas Schumacher - Freiburg (Original Mix) 07:56
06. Noir - Lost & Broken (Instrumental) 06:18
07. Pizeta - Remedios (Ninetoes Remix) 06:49
08. Ninetoes - All Night Long (Original Version) 07:14
09. Toni Rios - Can See Your Smile (Re-Edit) 06:59
10. Citizen Kain - Low Blow (Third Son Remix) 07:36
11. Tarde - Stonegray (Original Mix) 07:38
12. Paul Darey - Deadly Sins (Original Mix) 06:43
13. Gennaro Mastrantonio - Sword Lead (Samuel L Session Remix) 06:04
14. Johnny Kaos - The Return (Original Mix) 07:31
15. D.R.N.D.Y - Gave You (Original Mix) 06:53

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Steve Nash already known for some releases on Dantze and Circle Music but what Martin Eyerer & Rainer Weichhold convinced to release this Ep was Steve's fresh approach on the use of nice melodies which give his tracks some nice pop appeal.
A big shout out to Terminal M novice Noir who delivers two tracks for Monika Kruses imprint which can't be more different. Perservere features HRRSN on the mic and is a straight festival techno banger while 'Lost & Broken' with singer Hendrik Burkhard known for his tracks with Florian Kruse might be the ideal sunrise sound.
Thomas Schumacher returns to Electric Ballroom with two brand new tracks. In true Schumacher style he showcases his knack for analogue basslines, state of the art sound design and sophisticated production!
Tarde and Ben Teufel team up for a juicy, threefold offering and kick things off with Blackhills which effortlessly combines retro synths and mechanized stabs with a stomping rhythm section and vocal snippets. All Night Long, a texturally rich tech house cut with plenty of grit in the drums and coarse hits, but a smooth sense of soul in the subtle vocal yells that are buried in the groove.