What makes Going Deep by Chicane notable?

'Going Deep' gained traction within dance music circles, particularly for its various remixes that contributed to club playlists. Although it did not chart prominently, it represents Chicane's consistent output during a time when electronic music was gaining mainstream acceptance. The album illustrates the growing trend of offering multiple remixes of the same track, catering to diverse DJ preferences. In 2011, Chicane released 'Going Deep' as a follow-up to his 2008 album 'Thousand Mile Stare'. At this point in his career, he was solidifying his status within the electronica scene after achieving commercial success with earlier hits like 'Saltwater'. The album reflects his continued evolution as an artist and producer, showcasing his signature sound while exploring new remix formats.

Who is Going Deep for?

Going Deep works well if you're into uplifting melodies for celebration, dynamic remixes for dance floors and wave-like pacing for deep focus.

How many songs are on Going Deep?

Going Deep has 9 tracks, running approximately 49 minutes.

Going Deep

Chicane · 2011

49 min · 9 tracks · electronica

A seamless blend of uplifting melodies and pulsating beats that encapsulate the essence of modern electronica.

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Why this album works

'Going Deep' gained traction within dance music circles, particularly for its various remixes that contributed to club playlists. Although it did not chart prominently, it represents Chicane's consistent output during a time when electronic music was gaining mainstream acceptance. The album illustrates the growing trend of offering multiple remixes of the same track, catering to diverse DJ preferences.

Best for: uplifting melodies for celebration dynamic remixes for dance floors wave-like pacing for deep focus
Context: In 2011, Chicane released 'Going Deep' as a follow-up to his 2008 album 'Thousand Mile Stare'. At this point in his career, he was solidifying his status within the electronica scene after achieving commercial success with earlier hits like 'Saltwater'. The album reflects his continued evolution as an artist and producer, showcasing his signature sound while exploring new remix formats.
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