Lostboi
07-28-2004, 05:59 PM
Oi Ferr, is it true you created these 2 tracks:
Akarom & Calling
Akarom is a trance track and Calling a hardstyle track (pretty good btw.).
But this that's not your style.. But I saw an mp3 (sorry.. but I have almost all your real legal productions) release on the i-net called:
Ferry_Corsten-Slinkey-Limited_Edition-Vinyl-PROPER-2004-MPX
And this is the story with it:
Due to the non-understanding of the previous
vinyl release, this vinyl is limited to only 3
copies. One of them is carried by Corsten
himself, one of them is by resident DJ to
"Compound" in ATL, Brandon Sutton, and the
other the club owner. Not saying how it was
obtained, Corsten mixed these tracks by
Brandon Sutton a few months back when the club
had its grand opening. So these turns are spun
by the resident DJ, but dazzled up by Ferry
Corsten, hence the different sounds between
the tracks, its not an actual EP release to
the public.
My question: IS THIS TRUE?
Akarom & Calling
Akarom is a trance track and Calling a hardstyle track (pretty good btw.).
But this that's not your style.. But I saw an mp3 (sorry.. but I have almost all your real legal productions) release on the i-net called:
Ferry_Corsten-Slinkey-Limited_Edition-Vinyl-PROPER-2004-MPX
And this is the story with it:
Due to the non-understanding of the previous
vinyl release, this vinyl is limited to only 3
copies. One of them is carried by Corsten
himself, one of them is by resident DJ to
"Compound" in ATL, Brandon Sutton, and the
other the club owner. Not saying how it was
obtained, Corsten mixed these tracks by
Brandon Sutton a few months back when the club
had its grand opening. So these turns are spun
by the resident DJ, but dazzled up by Ferry
Corsten, hence the different sounds between
the tracks, its not an actual EP release to
the public.
My question: IS THIS TRUE?