Project "X": The Best Of X-Mix 1993 Limited Edition
Various
- Artist
- Various
- Label
- X-Mix
- Catalog number
- PX-1
- Format
- 12" · 33 ⅓ RPM · Promo
- Country
- US
- Released
- 1993
- Genre
- Electronic
What’s on it
Project "X": The Best Of X-Mix 1993 Limited Edition has 8 tracks, about 1:00:46 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
A1Dance Hall Devastation Pt. 1 & 2
- Mixed By [Reconstructed By]
- Armand Van Helden, DJ Doughboy, Wendell Edmonds
A2Slam
- Remix
- Armand Van Helden
B1House Love Mix
- Remix
- Lenny Bertoldo
B2More And More '94 (Lenny B's Dub Of Doom... The Next Generation)
- Remix
- Lenny Bertoldo
C1Armand's King Of The Hill Mix
- Remix
- Armand Van Helden
C2What's My Name? (The Atomix Breakdown)
- Remix
- Joe Soares, Lenny Bertoldo
D1Life (Lenny B's Euro-Madness Mix)
- Remix
- Lenny Bertoldo
D2Mr. Vain (The Avalon Mix)
- Remix
- Lenny Bertoldo
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Where it came from
Released in 1993, Project X: The Best Of X-Mix served as a seminal showcase for the X-Mix series, which originated as a subscription-based service providing exclusive DJ-only remixes and edits on vinyl. During the early 1990s, these records were essential tools for club DJs who required extended, beat-matched versions of tracks that were not available on standard commercial releases. This compilation was curated to distill the high-energy, progressive house and techno sound that defined the label's output during its most influential years, capturing a specific moment in the evolution of electronic dance music culture.
The design of the X-Mix series was minimalist and functional, prioritizing the needs of working DJs over ornate packaging. The labels were designed for rapid identification in dark club environments, often featuring the distinctive X-Mix logo that became a mark of quality and exclusivity among professionals. Upon its release, this compilation was well-received by the DJ community for its technical precision and the rarity of the edits featured within, solidifying the label's reputation for providing high-fidelity, performance-ready material.
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