Source T10 - Asita Remixes

Review by ashley fly

Alright, let’s dive into this wild ride of an album—Asita Remixes by Source T10. Released back in '98, it's one of those hidden gems that just screams late-night raves and neon-lit dance floors. Germany was killin’ it with electronic music at the time, and this trance masterpiece from the Euro label is no exception. DJ Moe, Pit Mayerhofer, and Siram put their hearts (and probably way too many hours) into crafting something that still hits different today. First off, gotta talk about the track Untitled. Yeah, real creative name, I know, but don’t let that fool you. This thing grabs you by the soul and doesn’t let go. The build-up? Pure magic. It starts soft, almost shy, like it’s testing the waters, but then BAM—it slams you with these euphoric synths that feel like sunshine on your face after a long winter. You can tell DJ Moe and co. weren’t messing around when they layered those melodies. Every beat feels intentional, every note dripping with emotion. Honestly, there were moments listening to this where I forgot where I was—it’s THAT transportive. Then there’s another banger on the album—I won’t spoil which one—but damn, it’s got this gritty edge to it. Like, imagine being lost in a foggy forest at night, except instead of fear, you’re vibing hard because the bassline keeps you company. The drops are sharp enough to wake the dead, yet smooth enough to keep you floating. It’s the kind of track that makes you wanna grab someone random at a club and yell, “THIS IS IT!” over the music. No joke. What gets me most about Asita Remixes is how unapologetically raw it feels. Trance often gets labeled as cheesy or overly polished, but not here. These guys gave us something real, something human. And honestly? That’s rare for a genre so tied up in tech and production tricks. Listening to this album feels like peeking behind the curtain and seeing the sweat, the passion, the sleepless nights that went into making it. Here’s the kicker though—this album came out before Y2K panic hit. Like, people were stockpiling canned goods while DJs in Germany were busy dropping absolute fire. Makes you wonder what we’d be freaking out about now if more folks had been focused on tunes like these instead of doomsday prep, huh? So yeah, if you haven’t heard Asita Remixes, fix that ASAP. Crank it loud, close your eyes, and let yourself get swept away. Just… maybe don’t try dancing in public unless you’re ready for some serious attention. Trust me on this one.

Artist: Source T10
Album: Asita Remixes

Germany

Electronic

Trance

1998

Rating: 3.73

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Filename: source-t10-asita-remixes.zip

MP3 size: 4.6 mb
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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Untitled

Video

Source T-10 - Asita(DJ Moe`s Club Mix)Vinyl Rip

Source T-10 - Asita (Remix)໿

Source T-10 - Asita

Source T10 feat. DJ Moe - Asita(Tom Stevens Remix)

Source T-10 - Emotion

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Catalog Numbers

Euro 1.2

Labels

Euro

Listen online

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

Formats

Vinyl
12"
White Label

Credits

Role	Credit
Written-By	DJ Moe, Pit Mayerhofer, Siram

About Source T10

Name Vars

Source -T-10
Source T 10
T-10

Members

DJ Moe
Pit Mayerhofer
Christoph Remspecher
Christian Arnold

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Asita Remixes* by Source T10 is a hidden gem from the late '90s trance scene. Released in 1998 in Germany, it blends electronic beats with hypnotic melodies. One of the tracks is simply called *Untitled*, which adds a mysterious vibe to it. Fun fact—DJ Moe, Pit Mayerhofer, and Siram teamed up to create this unique sound. It’s like a time capsule of the era’s trance music!