Hed Kandi - World Series Ibiza - The Sound Of The White Isle 2008

As another sizzling season draws to an inevitable close, it's time to look back on a record breaking summer for global clubbing leaders Hed Kandi, as they touch down on the beautiful sandy shores of the white Isle to bring you the next in the instalment of their lauded World Series tour.

Seamlessly mixed across three CDs the latest album delivers a round-up of this years hard-hitters seen through the discerning eyes of the Hed Kandi crew. Taking you back to those heady Ibizan nights, team Hed Kandi bring you their interpretation of the beats that have been moving Ibizan dance floors this year. Where upfront meets uplifting, where the bass takes you higher and higher and the beats are deliciously indulgent; this is Ibiza at her most hedonistic. Where the people are beautiful, the air is hot and where nothing else matters but the music.

Disc 1, mixed by label A&R Phil Faversham drives right through the dancefloor, kicking things off with a double-header of this year's defining Ibiza anthems: Eric Prydz' Pjanoo and Mark Knight's Man With A Red Face. Aussi legend Dirty South joins Axwell on Open Your Heart, before a remix of John Dahlback's Pyramid, gets underway to bring you a taste of what's been moving Ibizan dancefloors this summer. Edgy and relentlessly pumping from the outset through tracks from Arno Costa, Montana Express and Thomas Gold, who bring some serious synth action into play, the mix dips into darker water in the shape of Those Usual Suspects with DONS & DBN on the mix. Meck's So Strong updates Rollo's Hold That Sucker Down' with a blissful Balearic feel before Team Kandi showcase their talent in the forms of Wez Clarke with the epic Nothing is Real and Carl Hanaghan with the hard-hitting Leyender. Tribal beats take presidency as Royal Music Paris' Spiritual Vibes get underway before closing on a disco high with the bouncing synths of The Montanas & Roland Clark's Music Talking.
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