- Fresh from his part in that quality Depeche Mode bootleg of ‘Only When’, Chirs Micali is given the opportunity to really prove himself with 2 original productions on Chris Fortier’s Fade Records.
On the a-side is L’Evasion, and it begins with some very nice and solid beats and subtle electro hook. Whispered vocal snippets soon haunt the production as the track enters the deep end, accompanied by some subtle melodic tones. An interesting production, you can’t help but feel that this track would work quite well depending on the tracks around it in a mix, as it doesn’t shine brightly enough on its own. It does shine however, making this more of a mid set builder.
Out There on the flip is again quite impressive, but nothing amazing. The baseline is a nice touch as it throbs its way into the production. Again Micali uses some nice subtle melodic tones, especially a little deeper into the track where the baseline also increases in its intensity. Overall it must be said that this track is a little more impressive as the a-side, and definitely a little more energetic.
Not a bad couple of tracks by Chris Micali, proving that he is more then capable at doing the trick on his original productions.