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Stealth Live! at ADE
Stealth Live!, the international club event of Stealth Records label owner Roger Sanchez is back at ADE for the 5th time in a row to spread the gospel of quality house music! Stealth Live! has proven itself to be a class A club event this year with a sold out WMC event, full US tour and a new Ibiza residency. For the first time ever the S-Man will hit the Amsterdam Dance Event as a keynote speaker and headline the all-star line up. Stealth is taking it to the next level this year with 2 rooms of quality house music at Escape Theatre Amsterdam. Mark Thursday October 21st in your agenda 'cause this is going to be huge!
Besides Roger Sanchez we are presenting you a Stealth Live! ADE edition with a stellar line up: Roger Sanchez, Kaskade, Prok & Fitch, Muzzaik, Kid Massive, Saeed Younan, Tom Stephan vs Per QX, Belocca & Soneec, Baggi Begovic, Tiko's Groove, Jesse Voorn, Jason Chance and Gabriel & Castellon. Are you still in doubt? Surprise performances, sexy entertainment, visuals on big led screens, confetti machines and CO2 are all included for a fair fee. Do you want to experience Stealth Live! in the best club in town? Be quick and get your ticket now as tickets are limited.
Be quick and get your ticket now as tickets are limited.
MERCHANDISE STORE ONLINE!
After 10 years Roger Sanchez is pleased to announce the release of his first line of official merchandise - available in his online merch store. What better way to show your love for the S-Man than sporting one of his stylish new shirts. With designs ranging from "Release Yourself", to "Ibiza Love" to the classic "Sanchez S" – these shirts are perfect for chilling on the beach or partying in the club. Beyond shirts the store offers "Release Yourself" beach towels, light-up whistles, and promises more items to come in the future. So pick yourself up some official Roger Sanchez merch and join the Sanchez revolution!
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Roger Sanchez present Release Yourself vol. 9
As always, the new volume of his Release Yourself compilation series showcases his distinctive sound alongside the cutting-edge of new house producers, making for an experience that both warms with its familiarity and excites with its freshness. As is now tradition, the first disc eases us in and teases us with a taste of things to come, while the second disc is nothing but peak-time, pure energy anthems – with 4 stunning tracks exclusive to this compilation.
Disc 1 charms with its graceful beginnings, soon bringing through classy vocals and moving into the hypnotic deepness and warmth of Manoo & Francois A's Souvenir. Slowly but surely, that more recognizable tribal bump and chunky rhythm begins to creep in. The sound of European underground tech house cuts through the mix on Landmark Biokosmos' Mix of No Me Puedo Controlar from Release Yourself mainstays The Cube Guys, and you soon realize that you're listening to someone who loves the full spectrum of house music – not someone who just looks to play the biggest crowd-pleasing anthems and no-brainers. It's an education for those who know him from more mainstream activities. Ralph Laurentius & Kal El's Her Name Is teases us with the big builds we can expect from Disc 2, but chugs in a cool and understated way, while euphoric vibes slip into the final section, with Anjunadeep star Jamie Matrix adding some unexpected grit on exclusive track Splinter, and a huge S-Man mash-up giving a euphoric climax.
Disc 2 goes straight in for the kill, big room jugular style. Swedish star Avicii's remix of Tim Berg's Bromance kicks off with epic euphoric atmospherics, but the style soon switches to pumping Dutch house with Bobby Burns & Afrojack's Ghettoblaster and Mixin Marc's & Lex Da Funk. A new production from Roger himself makes for a centerpiece, 2Gether, with a powerful vocal sample from The B52s' classic Loveshack a perfect accompany for its uplifting house sound, before the tribal flavours and darker mood begin to work their way in, with George F, Eran Hersh & Darmon Blow doing a bruising job on Afrojack's Esther. A huge remix of the classic Big Love pushes us into firm anthem territory, with the final section a rousing, uplifting quartet with chunky beats and big riffs – culminating in Johan Wedel's epic, fizzing, bubbling rework of Dim Chris ft. Amanda Wilson's Sometimes
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CD1 Mixed
CD2 Mixed
CD1 Unmixed
CD2 Unmixed
