Ozzy Riot and Mark Stanton, two huge names in the German techno scene, combined their creative powers to make “All You’ve Got” The song came out on the revered Mainground Music label. It is a sound revelation on a whole new level.
As soon as the first few bars start, the listener is hit with a constant barrage of huge kicks and trembling synth waves that wash over them. The heavy beats of warehouse-hewn rhythms tell all loyal techno followers to let go of their earthly bonds right away and become deliriously free in the groove’s cosmic flow. Stanton and Riot’s production creates an aural show so huge that it can only be fully experienced. It merges your body with a huge sound system at levels that are both blissful and dangerous.
As the classic anthemic voices soar gloriously above like angels’ wings, the whole stratospheric structure goes beyond its simple drum and synth parts and becomes a fully transformed, multidimensional phenomenon. All of a sudden, it pulses through every cell and nerve cell in the listener’s body, turning their brain receptors into colorful overload with each different beat. The song “All You’ve Got” completely removes the ego and speeds up the loss of individual identity to the point where only the soul’s limitless, free-roaming life force is left.
The listener is freed from the limits of earthly life in these high states of scorched awareness, and transcendent oblivion is reached under the churning industrial stomps and skull-scouring synth transmissions. A new generation of sound seekers will find that this piece is like a prism that shows them the pure core of peak-time psychedelic techno in a way that sounds burningly futuristic. There are transcendent threads of classic rave ecstasy and sublime melodic grace woven into the hyperdrive intensity. This creates the ultimate hands-in-the-air, sweat-dripping club anthem that will convert hordes of new fans with every drop of the bone-melting main riff.
