Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene 2 dance remix

Oxygene 2 (dance)remix by Steffen Schuhrke.
From the cd: Jarre Forever. A tribute to Jean Michel Jarre.
you can buy the CD through :
http://www.planetorigo.com
http://www.jarre.no
all profits will be donated to cancer research for children!


Steffen Schuhrke ( Neindorf, 1969 ) is a German Audio engineer, Composer and producer. He made a lot of productions for radio and tv.
He likes to remix music.
His musical influences are:

Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Jean-Michel Jarre, Alan Wilder, Kraftwerk, Mike Oldfield,
Hans Zimmer, John Carpenter, Trevor Horn, Georgio Moroder, Vangelis, Craig Amstrong
http://www.steffen-schuhrke.de/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• jean
• michel
• jarre
• oxygene
• remix
• dance

[a94437]

remixer jean michel jarre est un pari osé et risqué, mais c'est une réussite :)

[bellerob]

@a94437 merci!

[dinkeldal]

bellerrob !

[bellerob]

@dinkeldal yep!

[StudioF]

good version. well done 5*

[bellerob]

thank you!

[troyshereforu]

I have never been introduced to so many differebt genres of music before in my whole life... Thank you YouTube... I love all different types of much.... interesting sound....

[Silviatube2006]

wonderfull remix!!!

[MsPedross]

parece trance music

[royalstraightblush]

King!



[foza180]

how can you make a classic in to an anthem ,this man can

[a94437]

bravo!!!

[rcottam]

Oh .... alright then! :o)

[bristolcityifcation]

@rcottam jesus christ man fuck all the technical shit this was a top cover of somebody not many can cover with any credebility !! ok the original was better admitted but this was fucking good !! dont be so pretentious !! listen to the music and give the man respect for doing something to be proud of !!

[bristolcityifcation]

top version !! fucking loved it !! RESPECT TO YOU BELLEROB !! u pulled it off big time geezer !! not many can cover jmj and get away with it you did without a doubt !! all credit to you ! you got talent mate !!!!

[rcottam]

I think you've missed the point! You are a competent musician - no doubt. The beauty of the piece is that Jarre was going for 6 / 8 timing (thanks to the drum machine he was obsessed with at the time - the Korg Mini pops) but he also had a tape-loop thing going on to give him a 17 note loop sequence. That is the recipe which produced the mesmeric quality of the track. Reducing it to 4 / 4 is not going to help! No offence!