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Jon O'Bir Trance Progressive Trance 2011 Netherlands

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Jon O'Bir
Title:	Music Database
Style:	Trance, Progressive Trance
Date of release:	2011
Country:	Netherlands
MP3 album size:	1575 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1941 mb
WMA album size:	1171 mb
Digital formats:	MPC WAV WMA VQF ADX MP4 MMF

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	–Jon O'Bir Feat Fisher	Found A Way Featuring – Fisher Written-By – Kathy Fisher*, Ron Wasserman	6:01
2	–Jon O'Bir Feat Sonic Element	Let Go Featuring – Sonic Element Written-By, Producer – Fotis Gimian	4:47
3	–Jon O'Bir	Dream State	4:01
4	–Jon O'Bir Feat Julie Harrington	Perfect As You Are Featuring, Written-By – Julie Harrington	5:08
5	–Jon O'Bir Feat Julie Harrington	Never Enough Featuring, Written-By – Julie Harrington	4:23
6	–Jon O'Bir Feat Fisher	I Am Yours Featuring – Fisher Written-By – Kathy Fisher*, Ron Wasserman	5:19
7	–Jon O'Bir Feat Ben Gold	Porn Star Martini Featuring, Written-By, Producer – Ben Gold	3:47
8	–Jon O'Bir Feat Julie Harrington	Something To Me Featuring, Written-By – Julie Harrington	5:08
9	–Jon O'Bir Feat Solar Movement	Where Are You Now Featuring – Solar Movement	4:54
10	–Jon O'Bir	Music Database	4:48
11	–Jon O'Bir	Back For More	5:03
Hidden Track
12	–Jon O'Bir	Skyline	6:03

Companies, etc.

Published By – JOBMusic
Published By – MusicAllStars
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Liquid Recordings
Copyright (c) – Liquid Recordings

Credits

Design – Para
Engineer – Rob Stevenson
Photography By – Piera Catalano
Written-By, Producer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Jon O'Bir, Rob Stevenson

Notes

Pre-ordered copies also received an exclusive Vandit Bonus Promo Mix CD.

Track 12 is a hidden bonus track that is not credited on the release artwork or booklet.

Published by JOBMusic / MusicAllStars BV.

℗ & © Liquid Recordings 2011.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: CA OBIRCD001 @
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L039
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1285

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LQCD004	Jon O'Bir	Music Database ‎(11xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Liquid Recordings	LQCD004	Netherlands	2011
LQ 211	Jon O'Bir	Music Database (The Extended Mixes) ‎(11xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Liquid Recordings	LQ 211	Netherlands	2012

Malojurus

It's only fair that I give a short review on the follow up album by Neil aka Jon as his first attempt was all-in-all a success. Again this is an album with the significant involvement of Rob Stevenson (Activa), similar Balearic vibes are carried through, yet a few of these tracks have a bit more 'punch' despite the overall tempo of 132/134 which is less than "From Within" that frequently hit 138. What I am trying to say is that tracks like "Found A Way" have a main room/club feel straight of the bat, furthermore not 1 track on this album reaches that magic 138BPM which is symptomatic of this era of the Trance scene.Stand out tracks are "Found A Way" which received a banging Tech Trance remix from JOC and "Perfect As You Are"; both are vocal tracks and emphasise that some originality has been lost on this album as usually I should be mentioning a souring Trance anthem maybe? However the title track "Music Database" is a cracker; deep, euphoric and really encapsulates his style very well, as does "Back For More". His collaboration with Solar Movement (again Rob Stevenson) is a highly underrated track, and it didn't see the light of day as a single release just like "Sparc" from the first album. I'm not sure why this is so, and it means that unless you want a hard copy just make sure you purchase the Extended Album as this track is a real treat in it's Extended form; genuine, original, euphoric Trance.Unfortunately there is a real bogey track on here which even had it's own single release - "Let Go", which is exactly the kind of Trance/Progressive that I hate; male vocalist and no originality, this is the Above & Beyond-esque cheesy male vocal anthem which just annoys me plain and simple I've got no time for garbage like this. Which is a shame because Sonic Element is a very good producer and I would recommend his releases and remix discography too.On balance one really bad track can be skipped, a few others like "Never Enough" and "Something To Me" are ok, "I Am Yours" is solid and again features one of my favourite vocalists of all time so perhaps a bit biased there. Stand out tracks have been mentioned so again I wish we used an out of 10 rating system here as it's perhaps a 8.5/10, not quite as good as the first album due to the real bogey track but a very easy listen.