Jaytech & James Grant - Anjunadeep 03

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so havent heard the album yet, but im hearing good things. i loved the first compilation alot, i just bought levente martons (aka sunny lax)- big fat kiss and maor levis- devotion from the 03 mix... i love these bangers

Been listening to this thing for over 2 months now none stop and its still awesome!! Best album of 2011!

Jaytech and Jono Grant have done a wonderful mix here. "Marsh" by Solarity especially embraces the title of "Anjunadeep" tremendously in this mix album, purely deep and downbeat pace. "Devotion" by Maor Levi also brings a wonderful deep/techno house to the crowds withs its hard electronic beats and deep tempo. I hope more mixes like this will come and be just as terrific. If you wish to hear full versions, I suggest buying their unmixed album version, where I believe people can hear these tracks in their prime.

This is my first purchase of Anjunadeep - I am a loyal fan of Anjunabeats and the owners - Above & Beyond. This compilation is different, but amazing! I like Anjunabeats alter ego. Deep style is a great song, Underworld Two Months Off and of course Suspect 44 Japanese girls is a great dance song. I recommend this compilation, but expect different from what Anjunabeats compilations usually have.

This album is by far the best of the Anjunadeep series. To be honest, I really never cared for the other two compilations, but this one flat out screams with originality and keeps you begging for more.

This was my first Anjunadeep album and I must say I'm blown away! Simply fantastic music. I honestly can't get enough of it, and I anxiously look forward to more great albums in the future! Keep up the great work guys. It really is world-class talent that deserves much recognition and notoriety.

The difference between what you call “mixable tracks” and tracks that are shorter in length is the Unmixed version. Usually theres two releases of every album: 1. The “Mixed by…” album and the “Unmixed.” The unmixed is the one with the original mixes that your searching for. I didn’t know this for the longest time as I’m an avid music downloader these days, however now that I’ve experienced both, I think it’s important to have both the mixed and unmixed versions. I don’t dj, but I find myself wanting the original, full length tracks of certain songs I hear and love. A long, continuous, mixed album is also nice when you want to hear a dj’s ‘mixing skills.’ Bottom Line- get both in the future. They’re both valuable.

WOW! This album is gorgeous. The sounds are diverse, but much of the music honestly takes me back to the late 90's, when Underworld and Orbital were on my stereo constantly. It does so without sounding dated. Listening to this album gave me the same feeling as listening to John Digweed's first GU album years and years ago. That nice, clean, relaxed vibe that is so rare to come by today. Fresh, enjoyable, relaxing, and far less irritating than much of the electro-crap that's out right now. Music that energizes without annoyance. Strongly recommended!

I love the Anjunadeep series with deeper / progressive house beats. This one is bangin and my favorite so far with the 01 album in 2nd place. The first Disc mixed by J.Grant is more of a loungy dark feel to it and the 2nd disc mixed by Jaytech is more upbeat. Perfect combo in my book! BTW: Interstellar by Proff is off the F**Kin Charts sick! Seriously

I am by no means an avid listener of the anjuna label…however, my friend turned me onto this sort of music recently. I heard the song Rift by Matt Lange and was hooked ever since. Now I can't go more than a few days without a listen to the whole thing Awesome!

The music is 5 stars yet I give it three starts because the individual tracks are slices from the mix not stand alone tracks. They can not be used for DJing which is very dissappointing. I wish I knew this before purchasing.

As to be expected A&B deliver and find ways to captivate the listner like no other Trance DJ's in the world. The Andrew Bayer Distractions LP is nothing short of genius as well... the bar has been moved again... let others chase. Well done A&B.

I purchased this thinking that I would be adding to my collection of music to DJ. I thought there was supposed to be 29 stand alone "tracks." However, the tracks are not the full length tracks and are just slices pulled directly from the mix. They're not really useful for mixing. The mixes appear to be fine, but the tracks just being slices from the mix was big let down for me. I purchased this specifically for the purpose of mixing the individual tracks. I would not have made the purchase if it was just a mix. I feel I was a bit misled. I'll be sure to read reviews of compilations like this in the future.

As an avid listener of Above & Beyond's Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep labels, I am once again captivated by the amazing sounds delivered in this compilation. I'm not going to sit here and pretend to be an expert on electronic dance music, because I am not. But, what I will say is these tunes put a smile on my face and make me want to move. Give the previews a listen and see for yourselves. Hope you enjoy as much as I do. Cheers.

I enjoyed this from start to finish but the absense of vocalists, was to me, a little dissapointing. In a compilation with so many songs sounding similar, I would have enjoyed this even more had there been a little more variety and some good vocal tracks. All in all it is still a top notch album.

Simply the best of the Anjunadeep series - just never lets up, and never lets you down.

I was expecting more from this compilation, but it seems like Anjuna and the rest of the trance scene are in a dry point. The past Anjunadeep compilations were classic and superb but this one is nowhere near as good. Most of the tracks are pretty blah and there aren't many tracks I would call hits. If you wan't to hear good music, listen to the previous compilations and I hope you will see the difference.

The hyped Anjunadeep 03 (hereafter Deep03) compilation does not disappoint, but doesn't go all the way. It's been out for 11 days now, and I'm probably on the 6th or 7th play-through. It's been a solid listen on the ipod, at work, and at a party over the weekend. I'm enjoying most of the songs and the mixing is superb. In fact, out of all three Anjunadeep compilation albums thus far, Deep03 features the best mixing and overall flow of song(s) selection. But although the songs flow really well, this compilations just simply does not have as many 'hard-hitters' as Deep01. Case in point, EVERY time I have Deep01 on when I have people over, someone says how much they like the music. I've had people over 3 times since Deep03 has come out and played through most of both CD's during a party on the weekend, and ladies asked to turn it off to hear the audio to "Love Actually" which was playing on the TV. (Deep03 made it back on later tho...). Many of the tracks are easily forgotten, and fall into the background TOO much, suffering from a lack of feeling, soul, and inspiration. Listen to the first song, and try to hum it after you're done. You won't be able to. Some of the tracks just end up feeling like filler. CD 2, mixed by Jaytech, is better IMO. It starts off strong with Back to Mine, Ignition, and Interstellar all three of which will have you feeling good, tapping your feet, or nodding your head. It peaks with Djembe and Japanese Schoolgirls, which makes me smile like a fool every time the melody kicks back in. If you're more familiar with the Anjunabeats compilations and the trance genre in general, Deep03 might not carry you to the same heights with catchy melodies and swift beats, but out of the three Deep compilations thus far, this is probably the best one to get you into the progressive house genre. For the EDM enthusiast, like myself, this is a double-disc album absolutely worth the price. Especially on iTunes. Overall, I'd recommend this to those who enjoy or would like to hear some solid progressive house and not be disappointed, but just don't expect it to change your perceptions of EDM or music or anything. It doesn't go that far. If you're looking for that, check out Deep01.

As a regular Anjunabeats listener, I don't often make purchases from Anjunadeep, although I am blown away by the album as a whole. With Brotherhood, All Those Loose Things and Djembe as the gemstones, this is an absolute necessity for Anjunadeep aficionados.

I'm really impressed with this cd, it's full of original and fresh sounds. Overall, the album seems to embody that clean feel good vibe... I can't get enough. Great job!

I ADORE the previous two volumes of this series. After previewing this one all the way through I was not impressed, however despite this I decided to trust the many glowing reviews here and buy it anyway. Having now listened through several times it's still... dull. Not awful, there's definitely some good talent on this album, but the tracks are mostly lifeless compared to the numerous gems you'll find on 01 and 02. There are some high points like 'Coastal', 'Algebra', 'All Those Loose Things', 'Japanese Schoolgirls' and 'The Sleeping Beauty', but they're fewer and not as addictive as the ones on the two previous volumes. If you agree with my review after previewing this for yourself then trust me, just buy the individual tracks you like best.

i would still get this for $24!! awesome works!! awesome music!! ANJUNADEEP FTW!!!

Second continueous album stops 1 minute into track. This seems to be a problem with most of these tracks on Itunes these days.

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