Confession - I Found My Love FLAC album

A bit surprised this was released in an underground music label where pretty much everything sounds a lot more underground in terms of sound. If this was released in a much commercial music label like Warner Music or EMI, this could have had a decent chance in being a hit. (Most likely in Europe due to dance music being unpopular in USA.) The music is a typical crossover between early trance music and Early Euro House something that was very common in 1990-1994 before the Eurodance sound shifted more to the less trancy side. Tara Saul's vocals are very good and are 0% cheesy unlike the type of vocals you would expect in about 80% of Euro House / Eurodance music. While the lyrics aren't too special (Hah, how many love songs exist?) They go extremely well with the vocals and don't sound exaggerated unlike similar vocals. Trance Mix is essencially early trance melodies mixed with a nice sprinkle of piano house and Tara's vocals. The Dub (Or Club Mix in the CDM version) sounds more like Euro House and you will notice that because the percussion sounds more like a typical house percussion for it's time. The Chillout Mix (Which strangely, isn't included on the Abfarht Records 12" release and instead, appears on the CDM version and on the licensed imports) is an early ambient-trance track. I think it's the weakest mix due to the track being short for an ambient track and simply isn't as abstract as similar ambient trance. A nice start to checking on Abfahrt Records, home to quite a few dance music classics.