Sash ! Feat. Tina Cousins - Mysterious Times flac album

Probably the most credible release from the Sash team, it sounded classy upon release in '98 and it does still hold a definite degree of class (especially compared to the abominations they went on to create).Tina Cousin's vocals are lovely, and the actual track is surprisingly understated compared to the usual commercial club trance of the late 90's.Skip all the remixes and stick with the original.

I'm surprised nobody has reviewed this yet! For in 1998 this track was unescapable and must have soundtracked a lot of peoples nights out. I remember this being literally on every dance compilation that came out in the summer of 1998. So much so i remember getting absolutely sick of it. But, none the less, i absolutely love it. Which is strange, because when i first heard it i hated it. I was strictly on a diet of Speed Garage and warped basslines. But the constant exposure (all those compilations it appeared on) just got me hooked on it. Everything about the track gels so well, and at the time, the production was quite simply, the best out there - it really thumps. Nowadays, admittedly, it shows its age, but the production isnt that bad, still. Tina Cousins vocal is actually very good, and really ride the backing well. One part, the bridge to chorus is full on euphoria, and is very good - it always gets the hairs on the back of the neck standing up. I still listen to this track a lot, because it just takes me back to the summer of june/july of 1998. I remember what i was doing (got my first job at 17), people i hung out with and just being carefree, and i guess, thats why i love music so much, and this song just helped me at the time. Also musically, this was the start of the shift for me away from Speed Garage and into Trance and mroe straight up house. I liked the melody and euphoria if tracks like this.For me personally, this track sticks out and evokes many a happy memories, just like Fragma's "Toca Me". Definately in my top 5 personally favorite tracks, purely for the memories/feelings it brings back, which is surely the point of music isnt it?