Track Information: Tempo Giusto proudly presents you with the rest of his album tracks, bundled in two promotional packs. Planned for release in October 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 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. --- 1. Paysage de Reve (Original Mix) With the lightness of a fresh breeze from the ocean on nightfall, "Paysage de Reve" paints a musical scene of hopes and dreams passing in time. The melodies and themes converse together in beautiful counterpoint while the base layers pump a vivid pulse into the track. 2. Citizen Kane (Original Mix) Citizen Kane is a more driving track with intense melodies. The main sequences are driven on by the bassline and stabbing riffs, and the breakdown unleashes a rich melody to lift the atmosphere for the second part. 3. Inside The Bottle (Original Mix) Another track to create more contrast in the album, "Inside The Bottle" is a harder track with a solid drive and fervidly clear theme which carries the track from beginning to end. 4. Ground Zero (Original Mix) Placed towards the end of the continuous album mix, it's needless to say "Ground Zero" is one of the most banging tracks on it. The perc and bass drive is smackin' hard since the start and themes sound huge and sinister. The breakdown gathers a massive load of energy and explodes with an all-in second part. 5. Coma (Original Mix) As the showstopper of the album at 140 bpm, "Coma" is arguably the hardest track on it. The motor-like bass grinds massively with slashing rides while frenzied sound colours vibrate wildly in the soundspace. The breakdown builds up with the same elements and rhytmical riffs, and the second part kicks off with a slightly mad arrangement of an electro bass sequence and detuned synth stabs. --- Artist links: Tempo Giusto