Deep Blue - Deep Blue

Review by Anupama & Sunita Chander

Deep Blue by Deep Blue: A Chaotic Masterpiece That Hits Hard Alright, let’s cut the crap and dive straight into Deep Blue, an album that's like a sonic cocktail of electronic beats, rock grit, and dancefloor vibes. Released in 2006 across Italy, the UK, and the US under labels like Èviva Records and Irma, this thing is wild—genre-bending madness with styles ranging from trip-hop to Italo House. If you're looking for something predictable, this ain't it. First off, shoutout to Asad Rizvi, who wore more hats on this project than I’ve seen at a royal wedding—he produced, wrote, co-produced, and probably made coffee too. And props to Gioise for arranging and Nico for mixing because damn, this album sounds tight as hell. Now, onto the tracks. There are 15 freaking songs here, but two stand out so hard they’ll stay lodged in your brain like gum on a shoe. Track Breakdown "Deep Blue (Mix 2)" This track? Absolute fire. It’s got this hypnotic groove that just drags you in—like quicksand made of basslines. The synths swirl around like smoke in a packed club, while the beat keeps punching you right in the chest. Every time I hear it, I feel like I’m floating through space but also ready to smash a dancefloor. Weird combo, yeah, but it works. What sticks most is how smooth yet chaotic it feels—the kind of song that makes you wanna close your eyes and lose yourself, but also scream at the top of your lungs. Wild stuff. "Set Me On Fire" Okay, if “Deep Blue” is outer space, then “Set Me On Fire” is pure adrenaline. This one slaps harder than a pissed-off teacher holding a ruler. The vocals hit deep, man—they’re raw, almost desperate, like someone begging to be heard over the chaos. Paired with those pounding drums and glitchy effects, it’s like listening to a heart attack set to music. Honestly, it’s messy as hell, but that’s what makes it unforgettable. You can tell these guys weren’t playing it safe when they put this together. --- So yeah, Deep Blue isn’t perfect. Some tracks blend together, and there’s a lot going on that might make your head spin. But isn’t that kinda the point? It’s loud, unpredictable, and refuses to sit still. Like life itself, ya know? Here’s the kicker though—if you ever wondered what happens when Italian flair meets British grit and American swagger, this album nails it. Oh, and fun fact: Massimo Benini and Umbi Damiani executive-produced AND co-produced. Talk about wearing multiple hats without dropping the ball! Final thought? Listening to Deep Blue feels like getting lost in a labyrinth where every wrong turn leads to gold. Just don’t expect answers or clarity by the end—you’ll leave confused, exhilarated, and craving more. Kinda like life itself. Now go press play before I change my mind. Rating: 8/10 – Not flawless, but unforgettable as hell.

Artist: Deep Blue
Album: Deep Blue

2014

Rating: 4.64

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Deep Blue (Vocal Version)	7:56
Deep Blue (Instrumental Version)	5:14
Deep / The Inner Part Of Me	3:40
Deep Blue (The Inner Part Of Me)	3:40
Set Me On Fire	3:29
Deep Blue (mix 1)
Deep Blue (Mix 1)
Deep Blue (Mix 2)
Wolf	4:10
Someday	4:24
Deep Blue	7:47
Deep Blue (mix 2)
Deep Blue (Instrumental)	5:14
Cure	3:18
Deep Blue (Club Mix)	7:56

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Deep Blue - Deep Blue (Vocal Version) (Italy, 1990)

Deep Blue - The Inner Part of Me

Deep Blue - Deep Blue (The Inner Part of Me)

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Album herunterladen Deep Blue - Deep Blue

Catalog Numbers

I-30084
EVRMX 008

Labels

Irma
Èviva Records
Not On Label
white label

Listen online

ouvir online
online anhören
lytte på nettet
ascolta in linea
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
online luisteren

Formats

Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM
45 RPM
White Label
Limited Edition
Promo

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	Spectro Studio
Mixed At	Spectro Studio
Copyright (c)	Discoin S.r.l.
Made By	Discoin S.r.l.
Distributed By	Discoin S.r.l.

Credits

Role	Credit
Mixed By	Nico
Producer	Gioise
Arranged By	Gioise
Written-By	Giordano Trivellato
Co-producer	Massimo Benini, Umbi Damiani
Engineer	Walter Boscolo
Executive-Producer	Massimo Benini, Umbi Damiani

Writer	Asad Rizvi

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Spectro Studio, Padova Italy
Limited to 500
No credits or durations shown, all info' can be found on the full release of Deep Blue - Deep Blue

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Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove Side A): EVRMX 008 A
Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove Side B): EVRMX 008 B
Rights Society: S.I.A.E.

About Deep Blue

Israeli Psychedelic / Goa Trance project.{;}Founder member of . Went on to create jungle anthem Helicopter Tune.

Real Name

Hagay Elazar
Itay Elazar
Sean O'Keeffe

Name Vars

DeepBlue
Deepblue

Aliases

Black Rain
Sean O'Keeffe
Shimiko

Members

Itay Elazar
Hagay Elazar

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Deep Blue* by Deep Blue is like a musical passport. It blends Electronic, Rock, and Dance genres with styles ranging from Trip Hop to Euro House. Released in 2006 across Italy, the UK, and the US, it’s tied to multiple labels like Èviva Records and even white-label releases. What’s wild is how many versions of the track "Deep Blue" exist—mixes, instrumentals, club edits, you name it. With Asad Rizvi as both producer and writer, and contributions from others like Giordano Trivellato and Massimo Benini, this album feels like a global team effort. It’s not just an album; it’s a journey through soundscapes, moods, and cultures.