Features heavy, organic percussion and a rolling bassline that maintains momentum without being over-aggressive.
Uses the familiar "Sweet dreams are made of these" hook but processes it to feel more "ethereal" and "tribal". The Groove:
"Marasi- Eran Hersh - Sweet Dreams -Extended Mix- Get ready to immerse yourself in the mesmerizing beats and sweet melodies of Marasi and Eran Hersh's 'Sweet Dreams - Extended Mix'. This electrifying track is sure to take you on a sonic journey, perfect for those who crave a little more from their electronic dance music."
Together, they form a yin and yang. Where Hersh provides the heartbeat (the drums), Marasi provides the soul (the atmosphere). The Extended Mix is the ultimate expression of this synergy.
In the current landscape of electronic dance music, where algorithm-driven playlists often reward the safe and the familiar, it takes a special kind of audacity to reimagine a track as sacred as Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) . The Eurythmics’ 1983 masterpiece is not just a song; it is a cultural artifact. Touching it requires either extreme foolishness or extreme talent.
The is specifically engineered for the dance floor, stretching to a length of 5:44 . It operates at a steady 120 BPM and is set in the emotive key of C Minor .
This track represents a meeting of two influential forces in the modern house scene: Sweet Dreams Chart by Eran Hersh on Beatport
9/10 Recommended if you like: &ME, Black Coffee, Jan Blomqvist, Monkey Safari.
The original was written in C minor. Hersh and Marasi have subtly shifted the chord structure of the pads beneath the vocal to align with modern melodic techno scales, creating a tension that feels fresh rather than dated.
. Its familiar vocal ensures crowd engagement, while the 120 BPM tempo makes it compatible with both slower Afro House and faster Melodic Techno. Compatibility: Pairs well with tracks by artists like Francis Mercier , or other releases from the Hurry Up Slowly
Features heavy, organic percussion and a rolling bassline that maintains momentum without being over-aggressive.
Uses the familiar "Sweet dreams are made of these" hook but processes it to feel more "ethereal" and "tribal". The Groove:
"Marasi- Eran Hersh - Sweet Dreams -Extended Mix- Get ready to immerse yourself in the mesmerizing beats and sweet melodies of Marasi and Eran Hersh's 'Sweet Dreams - Extended Mix'. This electrifying track is sure to take you on a sonic journey, perfect for those who crave a little more from their electronic dance music." Marasi- Eran Hersh - Sweet Dreams -Extended Mix...
Together, they form a yin and yang. Where Hersh provides the heartbeat (the drums), Marasi provides the soul (the atmosphere). The Extended Mix is the ultimate expression of this synergy.
In the current landscape of electronic dance music, where algorithm-driven playlists often reward the safe and the familiar, it takes a special kind of audacity to reimagine a track as sacred as Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) . The Eurythmics’ 1983 masterpiece is not just a song; it is a cultural artifact. Touching it requires either extreme foolishness or extreme talent. Features heavy, organic percussion and a rolling bassline
The is specifically engineered for the dance floor, stretching to a length of 5:44 . It operates at a steady 120 BPM and is set in the emotive key of C Minor .
This track represents a meeting of two influential forces in the modern house scene: Sweet Dreams Chart by Eran Hersh on Beatport This electrifying track is sure to take you
9/10 Recommended if you like: &ME, Black Coffee, Jan Blomqvist, Monkey Safari.
The original was written in C minor. Hersh and Marasi have subtly shifted the chord structure of the pads beneath the vocal to align with modern melodic techno scales, creating a tension that feels fresh rather than dated.
. Its familiar vocal ensures crowd engagement, while the 120 BPM tempo makes it compatible with both slower Afro House and faster Melodic Techno. Compatibility: Pairs well with tracks by artists like Francis Mercier , or other releases from the Hurry Up Slowly