"Boom. What can I say? Such a driving dance track. Great bassline and an awesome melody/percussive element. Vividly remember dancing to this one at both the AT:Con after party and the Tooltime party."
"Schranz at its best. So many variations masterfully transitioned, how can anyone not be inspired to dabble in this genre? Must turn my hand to it again."
"Couldn’t tell you the genre, I just love the track. For me, though the bass is awesome, it’s the vocals that make this a killer. Quite like the Hip-Hop influences in this too."
"Other than that sweet low bass, I really think the grime-vibe sounds in there are sweet. Really eerie track. I feel this is how melodic Dubstep should sound. Way cooler sound."
"This was the first CGMan track I opened up and subsequently copied the bass design. I have since gone on to use a set-up similar to these in pretty much all Neuro style tracks I do. I have now made a template track of the basic set-up for this...such a time-saver."
"Couldn’t resist. In fairness, I do like almost anything this guy makes. This was the track he came back with after a break, best comeback ever. Nailed it."
"Such a fun, up-beat track. Pretty cool, if simple, sound design. Great percussion work too. Listened to this kind of thing loads before finally turning to dnb. Never could make it though. We started a collab outside of AT a long time ago..I really should go back and work on it again."
"There is no one track that stands out from Olaf, I like his Garage, his tech and his Ambient. But this one is something I find quite inspiring. The composition is sound, the sounds haunting and the journey is sublime. When thinking ambient, this is where I turn."
"I always liked Tott‘s (and Oedi’s) darker Drum and Bass stuff. This remix is lighter than his usual Drum and Bass, but dark and filthy. I could probably attribute my first inclination to produce Drum and Bass to him and Oedi, with a nod to Jonjon too. I hope he comes back to Drum and Bass one day."
"This guy is seriously unknown, still learning but his ideas are sound. Recently featured one of his tracks on the ATU Podcast too, hopefully he gets the recognition he deserves. Truly funky tracks."
Ugh, me. So, like many people, I am not a fan of my own works. The things I am proudest of are generally things that are technically tricky. (Experiments in randomness for example.) However, usually my latest is my greatest, at the moment that would be: