Namito – Letting Go / UBS001ALB

RELEASE: Letting Go
ARTIST(S): Brams, Chris Zippel, Dan F, Hubert Watt, Ruede Hagelstein, Sabo, Namito, Unes

REMIXERS:

LABEL: Ubersee Music, UBS001ALB
GENRE: Melodic House & Techno
RELEASED: 2018-12-07
BITRATE: 320Kbps
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 368.22 MB

TOTAL TRACKS 14

1. Namito – Letting Go (Continuous Mix) (01:03:17) / Amin, 121bpm
2. Namito – Culture Shock (Original Mix) (06:43) / Dmaj, 120bpm
3. Namito – Forlorn (Original Mix) (07:21) / Cmin, 123bpm
4. Namito, Unes – Soul Mate (Original Mix) (06:58) / Cmaj, 122bpm
5. Namito, Chris Zippel – Focus (Original Mix) (07:09) / C♯min, 117bpm
6. Namito, Ruede Hagelstein – Letting Go (Original Mix) (08:22) / Fmaj, 124bpm
7. Namito, Hubert Watt – Lone Wolf (Original Mix) (06:28) / Emin, 122bpm
8. Namito, Dan F – Sudden Fall (Original Mix) (07:58) / A♯min, 123bpm
9. Namito – Blank Check (Original Mix) (07:33) / D♯min, 123bpm
10. Namito, Dan F – Selfless (Original Mix) (11:11) / Bmin, 115bpm
11. Namito, Brams – Far Out (Original Mix) (05:42) / Cmin, 118bpm
12. Namito – Fearless (Original Mix) (06:56) / Dmin, 116bpm
13. Namito, Brams – Towards New Shores (Original Mix) (06:46) / Gmin, 122bpm
14. Namito, Sabo – Glimmer of Hope (Original Mix) (08:09) / F♯maj, 118bpm

Total Playtime: 02:40:33 min

Multi-talented musician and artist Namito has remained an important figure in the very fabric of Berlin’s Melodic House & Techno scene, right since its humble beginnings.

His autobiographical concept album “Letting Go” charts the story of his early years, when he was forced to flee his native homeland Iran, as a 13 year old boy and plots the struggle of him coming to terms with growing up as a young refugee, on his own in West Berlin.

Letting Go reveals his most pivotal moments between 1985 to 1993: the East-West conflict, the fall of the Wall, his entry into a Bhagwan-Commune and his decision to drop out of school for music.

Released on his newly founded label “Übersee Music” on November 23rd 2018, Letting Go transports listeners on a thrilling journey and teaches a poignant lesson, that perhaps we’re only truly ready to embrace new and exciting possibilities, when we finally let go?