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Sasha|The Xpander E.P.

The Xpander E.P.

Sasha

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Unlike the Northern Exposure and Global Underground albums, Sasha's Xpander exclusively features tracks produced by the artist. Each of the four epics here progresses slowly, with numerous movements, build-ups, peaks, and releases. For the most part, these tracks remain true to the concept of trance rather than progressive house, focusing more on subtle moments of divine emotion and sensual bliss rather than just sheer intensity. With only four full-length tracks, Xpander isn't nearly as satisfying as Sasha's DJ albums, yet it is an effective showcase for the artist's less-recognized talent as a composer. The first track, "Xpander," is by far the most puzzling and inaccessible of the four. Over the course of almost 12 minutes, it never really reaches the ecstatic summit it should, instead continually taking the listener farther and farther with little release. The next two songs, "Belfunk" and "Rabbitweed," will be familiar to those who have heard Sasha and John Digweed's Expeditions album and Dave Ralph's Tranceport, Vol. 2 album. The final song, "Baja," is undeniably sublime, functioning more as a hypnotic ambient track than dance music.

© Jason Birchmeier /TiVo

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1
Xpander (Edit)
00:03:22

Sasha, Producer - Sasha, Performer - Charles Hugh May, Composer - Charles Hugh May, Producer - Meil McLallan, Producer - Alexander Coe, Composer - Duncan Alexander Forbes, Composer

(P) 1999 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited

2
Xpander
00:11:30

Sasha, Producer - Sasha, Performer - Neil McClellan, Mixing Engineer - Charles Hugh May, Composer - Charles Hugh May, Producer - Alexander Coe, Composer - Duncan Alexander Forbes, Composer

(P) 1999 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited

3
Belfunk
00:11:08

Sasha, Producer - Sasha, Performer - Sasha, Mixing Engineer - Charles Hugh May, Composer - Charles Hugh May, Producer - Charles Hugh May, Mixing Engineer - Alexander Coe, Composer

(P) 1999 Deconstruction Ltd

4
Rabbitweed
00:10:22

Sasha, Producer - Sasha, Performer - Alexander Coe, Composer - Gaetan Schurrer, Engineer - Gaetan Schurrer, Producer - Andrew Page, Engineer - Andrew Page, Producer

(P) 1999 Deconstruction Ltd

5
Baja
00:12:34

Sasha, Producer - Sasha, Performer - Alexander Coe, Composer - Gaetan Schurrer, Producer - Gaetan Schurrer, Engineer - Andrew Page, Producer - Andrew Page, Engineer

(P) 1999 Deconstruction Ltd

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Unlike the Northern Exposure and Global Underground albums, Sasha's Xpander exclusively features tracks produced by the artist. Each of the four epics here progresses slowly, with numerous movements, build-ups, peaks, and releases. For the most part, these tracks remain true to the concept of trance rather than progressive house, focusing more on subtle moments of divine emotion and sensual bliss rather than just sheer intensity. With only four full-length tracks, Xpander isn't nearly as satisfying as Sasha's DJ albums, yet it is an effective showcase for the artist's less-recognized talent as a composer. The first track, "Xpander," is by far the most puzzling and inaccessible of the four. Over the course of almost 12 minutes, it never really reaches the ecstatic summit it should, instead continually taking the listener farther and farther with little release. The next two songs, "Belfunk" and "Rabbitweed," will be familiar to those who have heard Sasha and John Digweed's Expeditions album and Dave Ralph's Tranceport, Vol. 2 album. The final song, "Baja," is undeniably sublime, functioning more as a hypnotic ambient track than dance music.

© Jason Birchmeier /TiVo

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