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Overall Rating: 7.4
Audio Quality: 7.9
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16 Bit Lolitas - Groovecollection Exclusive Mix - Jul 2006
Submitted By: FuSe
Genre: Progressive
Date of Set: Jul 28th, 2006
Filesize: 58.55 MB
Total Downloads: 43
Biography of 16 Bit Lolitas
It was in 1955, in a small club in a desolate mountain village in the Jordanian hills, that totally nothing happened that was or is in any way relevant to this biography of the 16 Bit Lolita's. Therefore this whole introduction is actually totally nonsensical and should be ignored. Let's start over again….
The 16 Bit Lolita's are Ariaan Olieroock & Peter Kriek. Both with a firm background in religious choir music and country they decided in 2003 to try and do something new. After 10 Grammies for their latest album entitled: 'Lord we miss the groove!, they decided to reset their careers and started making dance music.
After moving from New York to Amsterdam , they instantly started working on a new 'dance' sound. In the beginning it was hard to remove all the country elements and that occasional 'Sanctus' that Peter always seemed to want to slip in. It was inevitable that a new way of thinking about music and about music production had to be developed.
But soon they got the hang of it and the quality of their dance music increased dramatically.
The first few releases on Deep records and Extrema records featured such well known tracks like: (Lord) Take my life, (put your faith) Put it in (the Lord), Trading places (in the confession booth). It was clear that they had left their religious/country/choir careers and had fully entered the world of dance music !
A string of releases followed on such labels as: Yoshitoshi, Alternative Route (to heaven), Release (yourself to the Lord) records, Sadie records, Plastic Fantastic, Nu Republic (of the Lord), Armada, Minimal records, DK records, LMR, showcasing an increasingly mature dance sound for the young and old!
In the meanwhile, in 2004, Aad & Peter also started bringing their music to clubs, doing a collaboration with Dutch DJ / Producer Stef Vrolijk. Throughout the year 2004 they performed as a live act in conjunction with the DJ-sets of Stef, playing at most of the big festivals and big gigs in Holland throughout the year.
They continued growing as producers and as Djs / live-act. Nowadays their music is played by all the relevant Djs in the world. The world of dance music (just like the world of religious choir music / country before) is at their feet. Watch out for the 16 Bit Lolita's in a club near you! It will be a spiritual experience!
The 16 Bit Lolita's are Ariaan Olieroock & Peter Kriek. Both with a firm background in religious choir music and country they decided in 2003 to try and do something new. After 10 Grammies for their latest album entitled: 'Lord we miss the groove!, they decided to reset their careers and started making dance music.
After moving from New York to Amsterdam , they instantly started working on a new 'dance' sound. In the beginning it was hard to remove all the country elements and that occasional 'Sanctus' that Peter always seemed to want to slip in. It was inevitable that a new way of thinking about music and about music production had to be developed.
But soon they got the hang of it and the quality of their dance music increased dramatically.
The first few releases on Deep records and Extrema records featured such well known tracks like: (Lord) Take my life, (put your faith) Put it in (the Lord), Trading places (in the confession booth). It was clear that they had left their religious/country/choir careers and had fully entered the world of dance music !
A string of releases followed on such labels as: Yoshitoshi, Alternative Route (to heaven), Release (yourself to the Lord) records, Sadie records, Plastic Fantastic, Nu Republic (of the Lord), Armada, Minimal records, DK records, LMR, showcasing an increasingly mature dance sound for the young and old!
In the meanwhile, in 2004, Aad & Peter also started bringing their music to clubs, doing a collaboration with Dutch DJ / Producer Stef Vrolijk. Throughout the year 2004 they performed as a live act in conjunction with the DJ-sets of Stef, playing at most of the big festivals and big gigs in Holland throughout the year.
They continued growing as producers and as Djs / live-act. Nowadays their music is played by all the relevant Djs in the world. The world of dance music (just like the world of religious choir music / country before) is at their feet. Watch out for the 16 Bit Lolita's in a club near you! It will be a spiritual experience!
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Rating: 
(7)
Nov 14, 2006
Comment: Absolutely innovative 
We really need to have more mixes from 16 bit lolitas. I heard about them in the album sequential of hernan cattaneo
We really need to have more mixes from 16 bit lolitas. I heard about them in the album sequential of hernan cattaneo
Rating: (6)
Jun 17, 2007
Comment: The mixing itself was well done. I think my issue with the mix lays within the fact that their music, in this mix particularly is not my thing. It's a pretty slow mix, about 120bpm and the track selection is not of my taste. It's definitely something different though and may be worth a listen if you're looking to relax.
Rating: (8)
Aug 25, 2007
Comment: I have several sets from these guys and they continue to amaze me. Wish these guys could make it to Colorado because I would like to see them live! I do have to agree with the Member comment by UrbanArtNS, that their production work is better, but these lives sets are still fun to listen to.
UrbanArtNS
Rating:
(7)
Sep 13, 2006