» » Evolve Now - The Dream EP

Evolve Now - The Dream EP Mp3

  • Performer: Evolve Now
  • Album: The Dream EP
  • Label: Instinct Records
  • Catalog #: EX-262-1
  • MP3: 1588 mb | FLAC: 2345 mb
  • Released: 18 Aug 1993
  • Country: US
  • Style: Breakbeat, Techno, Ambient
  • Rating: 4.1/5
  • Votes: 107
  • Category: Electronic
Evolve Now - The Dream EP Mp3

Tracklist

1Dream
2Rhombus
3Static State
4Blue

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
FT 6Evolve Now The Dream EP ‎(12")Arctic RecordsFT 6UK1993
EX-262-2Evolve Now The Dream EP ‎(CD, EP)Instinct RecordsEX-262-2US1993
FrostT 006Evolve Now The Dream EP ‎(12", EP)Arctic RecordsFrostT 006UK1993
EX-262-1Evolve Now The Dream EP ‎(12", EP, Promo)Instinct RecordsEX-262-1US1993

Credits

  • Recorded ByIan Shannon
  • Written-By, Producer, Recorded ByJamie Rudolph

Notes

Published by Urbana Arts (ASCAP).

Video

Coirad
I Agree with the other 2 comments, This is a timeless classic. Nostalgic and dreamlike perfection!
Kiaile
I had this on wax in 1993 - I played at a party and after a loooonnngg night/day left the wax in the car in the SUN.... melted - heartbroken.
Years went buy and when I started collecting again I had forgotten the artists name - I finally came across it on Grooveshark many years later and the memories rushed in.
I totally agree with the first review on this album and artist - an underground person it seems....
Sigh... those times and those tracks kept me and my crew on the highest level of levels haha, well were all old now but the music haunts us always.
Blinding tracks along with many others from 93 - 96, long live techno/trance/break
Adaly
Very mysterious wax here. Pure heart and soul is so clear to hear on this release from Evolve Now. Real Deal Sounds on this Promo. Marked 1993. These sounds are so ahead of the pack with deepness, it blows my mind. A deep mixture of relentless changing and accented breakbeats with ethereal smoothed out drone filter sweep sequences and sharp minimal machine percussion makes this wax sound like "angels breathing hope into the dancers lungs at 3 a.m. when the dirty, laser lit warehouse becomes a temple". All trax have: pure magic, a mixture of styles, fresh beats, futuristic robot vibe. Sounds like it should've come out on GPR along side Luke Slater, Black Dog, John Dalby, or Beaumont Hannant. Timing is everything, and for being produced 15 years ago, these tracks seem timeless. Deep Beats here. Heartbreakingly deep. Where is Jamie Rudolph? What happened? Why isn't there more from Evolve Now? These questions haunt me.
Related to Evolve Now - The Dream EP: