*Voted as the 5th best track of June in Corsten's Countdown* *Featured in Club Life with Tiesto* Tempo Giusto proudly presents you with the first of five exclusive singles from his upcoming debut album "Premiering In Theaters". Planned for release in September 2010, "Premiering In Theaters" consists of 14 carefully selected works composed with fierce musical passion and meticulous craftmanship during the last 2 years. Having received his audio engineering and recording arts diploma in mid-2010, Tempo Giusto now delivers the audience his signature sound in its purest and most enriched form so far, combining his thematic and melodic dynamism with a wildly powerful drive, yet preserving the minute musical delicacies and nuances of composition. The emphasis is on club sound but there are softer pearls as well that give the album more depth, such as the vocal single "Alive". The album will be available as a continuous DJ mix by Tempo Giusto, and as separate tracks for club play. To make things even more interesting, the album is followed by a remix compilation in which the original works are presented by a cavalcade of fine producers who are all known of their unique sound and expression, including Mike Koglin, Mark Sherry, DJ Eco, Kenneth Thomas, Dave Schiemann, Evol Waves, and many others. Together with the remixes, "Premiering in Theaters" will be one of the most outstanding and thought-provoking releases in the electronic music scene this year. The first single "Stockticker" is the only track in the album with a guest producer - Ima'gin. --- 1. Stockticker (Original Mix) Inspired by the ever volatile stock markets and the western societies' obsession to them, Stockticker is a work reflecting our time. Built on a deep relentless bass drive foundation, a hectic triplet theme rises to dominate the first part, joined later by sparkling synths. The track comes to a halt in the breakdown, descending into a longing string hymn which then explodes into a solemn chant saturated with exuding emotional power. A drop and a massive build-up follows through which the track kicks off for the second part with a huge repetitive lead theme. 2. Stockticker (5tranger 'Soft' Remix) 5tranger's remix takes on a softer vibe, with soothing melodies and a pulsating progressive bassline to drive it forward. Layered harmonies and counterpointing melodic development takes the track into the breakdown which borrows the harmonic progression of the original, yet with the 'soft' vibe of the remix. Embellished with additional melodics, the second part kicks off for another pleasant go. 3. Stockticker (Amex Remix) The Amex remix has a deep and punchy bass line with some electro feel in it, and the track chugs on with cool twists and clubby FX towards the mid-break. Some of the themes of the original are used in a cunning way here by transcribing them into rhytmic elements, giving the track a whole different dimension. Amex delivers the breakdown in epic shine and glory and tops it with a savvy build-up that sends the second part off into a massive grind. 4. Stockticker (Saint X Remix) Mike Saint-Jules and Destination X have combined their forces in this intriguing remix. A groovy bassline carries the main triplet theme while several independent melody lines play together, creating interesting broken harmonies of 4th and 5th chords. A capricious psy sound playing a frenzied theme adds a wild feeling into the arrangement. The breakdown follows the original's harmonies, but it's as if it was played in another world. The second main theme kicks in in the second part with a bit of a mystical timbre, transmuted with ripping distortion variations. 5. Stockticker (Extended Mix) Essentially the same as the original but over a minute longer, the extended mix of Stockticker squeezes out every bit of energy out of the themes and is the choice for those who prefer longer developments and transitions. -- Artist links: Tempo Giusto 5tranger Amex Mike Saint-Jules Destination X