Deviating from his regular, more subdued progressive style, but not content to fall into regular club-style patterns, Altair’s ‘Shadows’ provides a glimpse into the darker side of electro house and breaks.

With deep, melodic bass lines blended with grungy, electric chords and punctuated by rock and indie-style vocals, this release has just the right flavor to bring out the darkness dwelling within.

So take a step into the Shadows, and let your dark side take control.

This release is also available via SoundCloud if you wish to avoid downloading it directly.

Tracklist:
00:00:00 Bass Kleph – Coup d’etat (Hook N Sling Remix)
00:06:33 Tomcraft – Right Now (Original Mix)
00:10:55 Daniel Portman – Dark Is The Night For All (Original Mix)
00:16:33 Seductions, Autoslide – Anger (Original Mix)
00:21:03 Sydney Blu – Give It Up For Me (Original Mix)
00:26:03 Mellefresh, Deadmau5 – Hey Baby (Original Mix)
00:31:33 GRUM – Go Back (Le Castle Vania Remix)
00:36:33 Toby Emerson – Secret Life (Dub Mix)
00:42:03 Toby Emerson – Never Comin’ Down (Original Mix)
00:48:03 NSL – Mario Error (Toby Emerson Remix)
00:52:36 Toby Emerson – Powertrain (Original Mix)
00:57:06 Kiwa – Drop Control (Original Mix)
01:03:18 Dragonette – Fixin’ To Thrill (Villains Remix)
01:06:18 Martin Solveig feat. Dragonette – Boys & Girls (Les Petis Pilous Remix)

DJ’s Note: “This is quite a departure from my regular style, so the transitions between tracks may seem a little sharp at times (at least coming from a progressive standpoint). That said, I think I did a reasonable job of maintaining a continuous flow, with the occasional lapse where I probably could have tightened up track lead-ins. There’s a couple more mainstream tracks in there (‘Hey Baby’ in particular), but for the most part these are some relative unknowns, which hopefully will be a breath of fresh air for most of you. I’ve wanted to give some coverage to the lesser-known styles for a while now, which was part of the reason I decided to make my first CD release a tribute to them. Be sure to listen to the end for a truly excellent cut between tracks!”