Sorcery Records proudly presents its fourth release Purple by Max Denoise. Once again Max Denoise has enabled us to release a selection of tracks which tick all the boxes. The Original Mix is Progressive House in a style reminiscent of Chicane, Max creates his track in signature style with melodic stabs, rhythms and held notes. The track develops after a dramatic breakdown into a complete change of feel with the introduction of vocals. Orchestration is introduced into the track, the vocals run over the groove and a piano picks up the vibe. The first remix is by Max Denoise, with a harder edge than the Original Mix. The Club Mix takes the original melodic theme and vocals using chopped reverb and delay and a coarse driving bass. The Euphoric breakdown drops into a Dirty Electro bassline, with piano and strings taking up the melody again, returning to euphoric beats and back to itchy electro bass. A tune with everything! The second remix is by American producer Archelix and is Uplifting Trance in style. Archelix uses the vocal for the main melodic theme and creates a driving and uplifting track with subtle use of synths using wind instrument sounds. Jack Ds prepares the third remix which is a dark Progressive Tech Trance track, using sidechain to create rhythmic effects, with synths following the melody and a driving bassline. Jack Ds uses a pitchriser to dramatic effect. Cool. The fourth remix has been made by Sara Pollino which is in complete contrast to the rest of this release. A master of Chillout tracks, Sara Pollino uses orchestral elements, piano and vocals to make your spine tingle. You don't want the track to stop. The final remix is the Deep Mix by Max Denoise. Dark, moody and atmospheric this remix takes the track to a different place with running synths, beautiful piano melodies and deep beats. Best wishes, The Team at Sorcery Records