Liquid Language - Blu Savannah Squeed

Review by Trevor Thomas

Album Review: Blu Savannah Squeed by Liquid Language Released in 1998 under the UK-based label Age One Records, Blu Savannah Squeed is a standout effort in the realm of electronic music, blending Progressive House and Progressive Trance with finesse. Produced by D Lenny alongside Liquid Language, this album feels like a time capsule from an era when dance floors were alive with experimentation and innovation. It’s not perfect—there are moments where it drags slightly—but its strongest tracks leave a mark that lingers long after the last beat fades. The original mix of “Blu Savannah” kicks things off with a hypnotic groove that just pulls you in. The track builds steadily, layering synths over crisp percussion until it reaches a crescendo that feels both euphoric and grounded. What makes this version unforgettable isn’t just its technical brilliance but how effortlessly it transports you to another headspace—a kind of dreamy savannah, if you will. There’s something raw about it; it doesn’t feel overly polished, which works in its favor. You can almost hear the fingerprints of the producers on every note, making it deeply personal despite being instrumental. On the flip side, the “Dino Lenny Rmx” takes the same foundation and flips it into something entirely different. This remix leans harder into the progressive trance elements, adding lush pads and a driving bassline that could keep any late-night crowd moving. Where the original mix feels introspective, this one screams confidence—it wants to be front and center, demanding attention without ever crossing into obnoxious territory. It’s got that rare quality of sounding fresh even decades later, proof of timeless production skills. One thing worth mentioning is the absence of unnecessary frills. No vocal hooks or gimmicks here—just pure, unadulterated soundscapes designed to evoke emotion. That said, some listeners might find the album as a whole a bit repetitive, especially those who prefer more variety within their playlists. But for fans of the genre, this consistency is part of its charm. Reflecting on Blu Savannah Squeed, it strikes me how much of an anomaly it is today. In our age of algorithm-driven playlists and instant gratification, albums like this remind us of the power of patience and immersion. And honestly? Listening to it now feels like rediscovering an old friend—you realize why you loved them so much in the first place. If anything, the only downside is wishing there were more tracks to dive into. Guess we’ll have to settle for hitting repeat… again and again.

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Artist: Liquid Language
Album: Blu Savannah Squeed

Electronic

1998

Rating: 4.59

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Blu Savannah (Original Mix)	8:45
Blu Savannah (Rob Aker Rmx)	5:00
Blu Savannah (Dino Lenny Rmx)	8:15

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Liquid Language - Blu Savannah (Dino Lenny Remix)

Liquid Language - Blu Savannah (Rob Aker Remix)

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Catalog Numbers

Age 1202

Labels

Age One Records

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Formats

Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	D Lenny, Liquid Language

Notes

(P)&(C) 1998 Age One Records
Recorded at Age One/HWW London
Distributed by Flying UK
Manufactured in the EEC

About Liquid Language

House producers Shuren and Squeed active in London between 1996-2002. Liquid Language tracks are credited to Shuren-Squeed on the slevee notes

Real Name

Shuren - Squeed

Members

Squeed
Shuren

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool little fact: Back in 1998, the UK-based electronic duo Liquid Language dropped an album called *Blu Savannah Squeed*. It was all about those dreamy, driving beats of Progressive House and Progressive Trance. The record got three spins on its titular track "Blu Savannah," including the original mix and two remixes—one by Dino Lenny and another by Rob Aker. Released under Age One Records, it’s a hidden gem for fans of late '90s electronic vibes. Not many people know this, but producer D Lenny was one of the masterminds behind the sound. Definitely worth a listen if you’re into that era!

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barbarawillly

2025-03-13

Very good track :)

bluestonepropertymanagementandsales1

2025-03-13

God I loved this old school label!!! Have a few old vinyl's from them

nopriansyahpkp11

2025-03-12

This thing slaps even after all these years

thefullcircle15

2025-03-11

John Digweed brought me here!!

captainirf

2025-03-11

good old electroing magical music

goldapple99

2025-03-10

Visual music

technicalproya

2025-03-10

This is a classic track of Trance that will never get old. Extremely Beautiful!

copilulmeucreste

2025-03-10

Thank you for uploading the song, I digitally enhanced it and reduce the noise artefacts from your vinyl sampling. The improved upload you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAH8p2HQfP8

aecbacademy

2025-03-09

this song made me wanna invent a time machine so I can go bak too when my ears were virgin and they made love to this amazing song for the first time wow so many good memories thanks for posting the track!!