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Omniverse - Venere

Musician: Omniverse
Album title: Venere
Style: Deep House
Released: 1991
Country: Italy
Size MP3 version: 1288 mb
Size APE version: 1360 mb
Size WMA version: 1658 mb
Rating ✫: 4.9
Votes: 759
Format: MIDI XM APE AUD AU TTA DXD
Genre: Electronic

Omniverse - Venere mp3 album

Omniverse Deep House 1991 Italy

Tracklist

Venere	5:32
Antares	4:22

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ANT 004	Omniverse	Venere ‎(12", Pic)	Antima Records	ANT 004	Italy	1991
ANT 004	Omniverse	Venere ‎(12", Lab)	Antima Records	ANT 004	Italy	1991
ANT 004	Omniverse	Venere ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti)	Antima Records	ANT 004	Italy	1991
FFOR 002	Omniverse	Venere ‎(12", Ltd, Num, RE, RM, Col)	Flash Forward	FFOR 002	Italy	2016
FFOR 002, FFOR002, ANT 004	Omniverse	Venere ‎(12", RE, RM)	Flash Forward, Flash Forward, Antima Records	FFOR 002, FFOR002, ANT 004	Italy	2016
FFOR002	Omniverse	Venere ‎(12", RE, TP, W/Lbl)	Flash Forward	FFOR002	Italy	2016

Taun

worldwide groovy deep house classic ! ! ! not to be missed !

godlike

Reissue of this classic deep house 12"To great tracks on here - for me Antares is the preferred track, very simple and melodic, with its Skippy percussion, and repetitive riff and is slowly built upon with strings helping to lift the track, a simple vocal breakdown and the track builds back up again into its hypnotic groove.

Haracetys

Venere brings out something very very deep in me. Another classic from a legend of italian music, DJ Mozart!

Cordantrius

Repress out now on juno which will go with my original from back in the day. This is an incredible tune I first heard in Rimini back in 1992 on the radio.

Tinavio

this record is going to receive a repress in the near future via a label called flash forward, be on the lookout.

Era

overrated. not the worst offender, but still. antares is good but nothing special.

Keath

he probably doesn't fully feel the early nineties italian deep house vibe - before his time my guess.

Celen

You feel it is overrated. Then why does the record appear in your wantlist?..

Kamick

Two deep house slices from deepest Italia. Others may deride some Italian releases as being mere rip-offs of classic Chicago cuts i.e. S.S.R. 'To Be House' a barely disguised re-hash of Mr.Fingers 'Can You Feel It' but this really does show that other Italian producers were more than able to hold their own and produce cuts of sublime deepness.