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by - written on 19/09/01
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Ferry Corsten - A strange name, and I'm not too sure where he is from, but he certainly knows what he's doing. Ferry Corsten is most famously known for being one of the big dance acts, System F, and has produced big tunes such as "Lost in Motion" and "Soul on Soul", and how could I write a Ferry Corsten without mentioning "Out of the Blue", possibly one of the biggest trance anthems of all time. As well as being the legend that is System F, Ferry Corsten also has his fingers in a few other pies.... Many may not have heard of the flash trance sensation of Veracocha, which is another incarnation of Ferry ...
by trancemaniac - written on 05/05/01 (Very useful, 137 readings)
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This album is released on the 26th of March. I have had it for a while and love it to pieces. Ferry Corsten is the man behind system f. He is probably the busiest man in dance music. He works under other names such as Gouryella, Starparty, Albion, Vimana, Veracocha, Moonman and Pulp Victim. His remixes are also famous like Marc et claude, William Orbit and Matt Darey. He is one of the biggest names in the industry. Lost In Motion- is quite different from Ferry Corsten's usual style. His trademark sounds and samples are still there to be recognised. It's a massive mash up of sounds that change throughout the tune. Long notes that maybe give it a slightly ...
by rsykes - written on 21/07/00 (Useful, 41 readings)
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Ferry Corsten is one of the best and most prolific producer / artist/ remixer / DJ's around. His alter-egos include System F, Veracoche, Moonman, Pulp Victim and he's also in Gouryella. he's in his mid-twwenties and hails from Holland and his sound is funky trance eg 'Out of the Blue' by System F and 'Gouryella' by gouryella, both massive club hits and also chart hits. Remix-wise, he's not scared to tackle the big artists and give them a trance workout, having recently 'done' Frankie Goes To Hollywood's 'Power of Love' nad U2's 'New Year's Day' and his version of William Orbit's 'Adagio for ...


