Originally written in late 2001 or very early in 2002, 'High Life' is a unique collaboration between Shanty, Tazz & Kontrol K. The exact reasons why 'High Life' was never released at the time aren't clear, but it perhaps needed some minor alterations to the arrangement and/or mixdown. 'High Life' was originally titled 'Rave Ripper' and was the second composition that Shanty and Tazz wrote using that name. A third composition titled 'Rave Ripper' was ultimately released on the X Rated EP on Electronic in 2005, although there was no link between any of the three compositions other than in name. Older freeform and trancecore lovers will remember that Kontrol K co-wrote 'Bezerker' with Tazz and Narcotic, which was released on Hecttech Records in 2002, and also wrote as Outrageous and Element on Digital Beats. Electromotive is pleased to finally unleash the big kicks, old school stabs, rising acid lines and epic leads of the fast and furious 'High Life'!

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01. Shanty, Tazz & Kontrol K 'High Life' [MP3]

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Executive production by Richard Andrews. Mastered by Robin Petras at PureFocus Mastering, Canada. Artwork by Richard Andrews.

01. Written by Richard Andrews, Daniel Taylor and Kevin Shepherd. Produced by Richard Andrews, Daniel Taylor and Kevin Shepherd. Engineered by Daniel Taylor and Kevin Shepherd. Published by Copyright Control.