And we thought Benny Benassi was the champion of slow-motion music videos featuring bikini-clad women. The re-launch of Signum, producer-duo Pascal Minnaard and Ron Hagen, via "Riddles in the Sand" is nothing short of extraordinary.
A bright guitar lead inspired a progressive trance sound. The song itself is memorable, inspiring and head-bobbing approved. The song was released under their Ron Hagen & Pascal M alias and was also featured on Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance 2009 album.
The music video features a series of super slow motion scenes of women popping balloons, spraying water guns and uncorking champagne bottles. The near-nakedness aside, the visuals are actually super cool though I don't think i will be featured on Discovery's Time Warp show anytime soon... perhaps Spike TV would be up for it.
The re-launch of the Signum duo has brought nothing but good. A revival of the legendary producer-duo Pascal Minnaard and Ron Hagen, the guys behind 'What You Got 4 Me', 'Push Through' and the latter 'Distant Signature', was more than welcome to their loyal group of fans.
This time, it's the summer's hot sun that have inspired them. Sunny guitar and a deep and relaxing progressive sound set forth a true holiday spirit, found in 'Riddles In The Sand'. It's the soundtrack to anyone's Balearic dream: catchy, groovy and luminous. The track, which the Signum guys release under their Ron Hagen & Pascal M alias, already gave prominence to Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance 2009 album.
The Omnia remix of 'Riddles In The Sand' is a completely different approach to its guitar-melody. Less trancy, but loaded with a top notch proghouse sound that won't slip by unnoticed. The Ukrainian producer did a splendid job in giving the track a richer sound, and giving it a dramatic touch. Atmospheric all the way!
A bright guitar lead inspired a progressive trance sound. The song itself is memorable, inspiring and head-bobbing approved. The song was released under their Ron Hagen & Pascal M alias and was also featured on Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance 2009 album.
The music video features a series of super slow motion scenes of women popping balloons, spraying water guns and uncorking champagne bottles. The near-nakedness aside, the visuals are actually super cool though I don't think i will be featured on Discovery's Time Warp show anytime soon... perhaps Spike TV would be up for it.
The re-launch of the Signum duo has brought nothing but good. A revival of the legendary producer-duo Pascal Minnaard and Ron Hagen, the guys behind 'What You Got 4 Me', 'Push Through' and the latter 'Distant Signature', was more than welcome to their loyal group of fans.
This time, it's the summer's hot sun that have inspired them. Sunny guitar and a deep and relaxing progressive sound set forth a true holiday spirit, found in 'Riddles In The Sand'. It's the soundtrack to anyone's Balearic dream: catchy, groovy and luminous. The track, which the Signum guys release under their Ron Hagen & Pascal M alias, already gave prominence to Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance 2009 album.
The Omnia remix of 'Riddles In The Sand' is a completely different approach to its guitar-melody. Less trancy, but loaded with a top notch proghouse sound that won't slip by unnoticed. The Ukrainian producer did a splendid job in giving the track a richer sound, and giving it a dramatic touch. Atmospheric all the way!
Video: Signum's Slow Motion Bikini Girls
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