Mainline - UR 1 Dakota Remixes

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Review by Isis Brum

UR 1 Dakota Remixes by Mainline – A Timeless Electronic Gem from '97 Alright, let’s talk about UR 1 Dakota Remixes by Mainline. This little UK-born gem came out in 1997 under the Certificate 18 label, and if you’re into Drum n Bass or Downtempo vibes, this one deserves a spot on your playlist. It’s not flashy, it’s not trying too hard—it just hits different. You know those albums that sneak up on you? Yeah, this is one of them. First off, let’s dive into “Dakota (Future/Past Remix).” Man, this track is like a time machine. The beats are sharp but smooth, kinda like sipping coffee while staring at raindrops on a window. There’s something hypnotic about how the synths build up—slow, steady, then BAM, it drops you right into this moody groove. It’s got that old-school Drum n Bass energy, but with a twist that feels fresh even today. Honestly, I remember this track because it’s so cinematic. It doesn’t just play; it tells a story. Like, you could totally imagine it scoring some gritty late-night chase scene in a movie. Or maybe just your walk home after a long day. Either way, it works. Then there’s “UR 1 (Lexis Remix).” Oh man, this one’s a vibe. It’s more laid-back compared to “Dakota,” leaning into that Downtempo style. The bassline is deep and gooey, like molasses for your ears. What sticks with me here is how chill yet intricate it feels. Every layer adds something new without overwhelming you. It’s the kind of track you throw on when you’re zoning out or sketching ideas in a notebook. Not gonna lie, I’ve looped this one a few times just to catch all the little details. Feels like finding hidden Easter eggs in an old video game. What makes UR 1 Dakota Remixes stand out isn’t just its sound—it’s the mood it creates. Listening to it feels like stepping into a dimly lit club in London back in the '90s, where everyone’s vibing but no one’s showing off. It’s raw, unfiltered, and honest. And yeah, sure, it might not have blown up the charts back then, but that’s part of its charm. Sometimes the best stuff flies under the radar. You ever notice how some music just sticks around, even when trends come and go? That’s what this album does. It reminds me that sometimes the simplest things leave the biggest mark. So next time you’re scrolling through Spotify looking for something real, give this one a shot. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find yourself zoning out to “UR 1” or getting lost in the cinematic haze of “Dakota.” Oh, and fun fact: I once played “Dakota” during a road trip, and my friend insisted we pull over because he swore he saw a UFO. True story. Maybe it’s the music… or maybe we’d been awake too long. Either way, worth it.

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Artist: Mainline
Album: UR 1 Dakota Remixes
Rating: 3.78

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Download

Filename: mainline-ur-1-dakota-remixes.zip
  • MP3 size: 10 mb
  • FLAC size: 107 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
UR 1 (Lexis Remix)
Dakota (Future/Past Remix)

Video

Mainline - Dakota
Mainline- Drum + Bass  Ur 1 / Dakota Certificate 18 Records
Mainline - UR 1 (Lexis Remix)
Mainline - Ur 1
Mainline Dakota Certificate 18 Hidden Rooms 2

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Catalog Numbers

CERT1825

Labels

Certificate 18

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 12"
  • 45 RPM
  • Promo

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *UR 1 Dakota Remixes* by Mainline is a hidden gem from the UK's electronic scene. Released in 1997, it blends Drum n Bass and Downtempo vibes. The track *Dakota (Future/Past Remix)* feels like a journey through time with its layered beats. And fun fact—this release came out on Certificate 18, a label known for pushing experimental sounds. It’s one of those albums that makes you appreciate how diverse electronic music can be.

Comments

triofb0fdd62328
2025-03-13
Class
hemingweasel
2025-03-13
Sounds very clean even today
oxxyclub
2025-03-13
UP gem
back again gem
pjc1985
2025-03-11
real gem