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Artist: Psygone

Title: Organique

Label: Rebeat

Date: August, 2011

 

1. Slammer

2. Kashmir

3. Kothoga

4. Unborn Destiny

5. Organique

6. Monotomic Master

7. Mentism

8. The Drill

9. Rising Hearts

10. Exstatica

 

Michael Kjeldgaard is a name that all goa trancers should know as he was the mind behind the Psygone project which gave us Optimystique, one of the best hyper goa trance albums of all time. Many were sour that he only produced one album, but then there was some light at the end of the tunnel with his 2nd effort A Second Breath.

 

Indifference was rampant. At least from me. It was ok, but surely a letdown after the long wait. Then following some internet snooping I discovered that he actually released an album after Optimystique called Organique. It was ready to go in 1998, but for whatever reason it never saw the light of day. Until recently.

 

This might as well be called Optimystique 2 as you will recognize all the same sounds that he used before. His knack for putting the groove in goa trance was still there (where would it go, this was only made a year later) as was his layering of melodies and that distinct Psygone sound. Now most of these tracks were all released on compilations as he like a lot of you creative people liked to use different names. For example, DJ Driller (that's him) made the track The Drill, which can be found on the compilation This is Goa Trance. This compilation is where you will find 70% of the tracks released on Organique. Hell, this guy went so far as to release the same track under a different name on different compilations. Several f*cking times.

 

Now normally I would call bullsh*t and label it for the obvious cash grab it was, but with Organique you actually get the full track (not some bizarrely abbreviated crap) and it is remastered. That alone is worth it to me. If you loved his debut you'll really enjoy this with its racing melodies funky ability.

 

 

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Mdk

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According to Michael himself he was ready to release Organique, but his label Hypnotic decided to take the tracks and release them in various compilations. In order to look like they were made by different artists Hypnotic changed the artist name and sometimes even the tracks names as well.

So the blame is all on Hypnotic.

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