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  • Sweet Water Dolphin (Out of Orbit Remix)
    BeatTracker #53 Feat. Staff Picks in Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

    Sweet Water Dolphin (Out of Orbit Remix)

    Perfect Stranger

    Beatport Staff Picks

    "Sweet Water Dolphin" remains one of the most iconic tracks from Perfect Stranger's Free Cloud album. Unlike many of his other celebrated works, this masterpiece hasn't seen a myriad of remixes. In fact, since 2012, no one has attempted to remix this track except for Yuli Fershtat himself and... Eitan Reiter, the mastermind behind the Out of Orbit project. Ever since Eitan completed his original remix in 2019, this comeback has been in the works. We at Digital Structures have been patiently waiting, and now, in 2026, we can confidently say that the long wait was absolutely worth it! The Out of Orbit Remix of "Sweet Water Dolphin" masterfully blends elements from across multiple genres. The result is a driving, hypnotic, and deeply emotional Psy-Thriller. Enjoy!

  • Sweet Water Dolphin
    BeatTracker #70 Top Tracks in Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

    Sweet Water Dolphin

    Perfect Stranger

    Beatport Top Tracks

    Digital Structures Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

  • Ooo
    BeatTracker #77 Top Releases in Psy-Trance

    Shamanic Tales are thrilled to present you with "OOO", the new album from Out of Orbit. Out of Orbit is the brainchild of Eitan Reiter, a prolific and diverse musician and producer, and this is his second album release with us. For this project Eitan took the strongest Out of Orbit tracks from the last few years and few new additions and dived into the core of Out of Orbit, stripping the music to its essence and re-arranging it to be more communicative and dancefloor oriented. This is why it is called ""OOO"". The tracks are simplified and much more defined, and the level and precision of sound, structure and production are on a higher orbit for sure. The album combines new futuristic production values with the sound and musical influences that started Acid House, Techno & Goa Trance in the late 80s and beginning of the 90s. In the last years Eitan produced many different people and styles, and took part in very successful and at times highly commercial projects. In this album he essentially tried to produce himself and arrange his own music, demanding from himself what he got used to demand from others. So in essence this is a very different album with very different tracks and he worked much harder on these tracks, trying to get to the highest level of arrangement and dancefloor effect. The outcome is a wholesome and highly dancefloor-effective adventure in sound.