Lost Tribe

Lost Tribe is an electronic music group (music). As early as 1994, the group produced music together. One of the earliest tracks appeared on Fantazia III: Made In Heaven, a compilation from Carl Cox.

Lost Tribe
OriginEngland
GenresTrance
Years active1990s–current
MembersMatt Darey
"Gamemaster" song
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In 1997, they released their debut The Distant Voices EP which included their single, "Gamemaster". The EP was released by Hooj Choons, a record label created by Matt Darey. The female vocal sample in "Gamemaster" (an edited arrangement from "Earth: Pleiadian Keys to the Living Library" by Barbara Marciniak) has been described as a Gaian verbalization[1]. The track contains a sample of trance song Dreams by Quench (1993).

They subsequently re-released "Gamemaster" as its own single on Hooj Choons, which featured a new version by Lost Tribe and many new remixes. The single peaked at number 24 on the UK Singles Chart in September 1999.[2]

Originals, Bonus Tracks & Remixes (2018)
MP3, Compilation (UK) (2018)[3], Darey Products LTD
  • "Gamemaster (Lightform Remix)" - 8:45
  • "Gamemaster (Original 1996 Mix)" - 8:01
  • "Back 2 The Future (Original 2003 Mix)" - 8:31
  • "Gamemaster (Signum Remix)" - 7:32
  • "Angel (Original 1995 Mix)" - 9:39
  • "Red Skin (Original 1993 Mix)" - 9:46
  • "Under The Red Sea (Original 1996 Breaks Mix)" - 10:00
  • "Gamemaster (Mandrake Chillout Remix)" - 6:42
  • "Gamemaster (Matt Darey 1999 Remix)" - 7:15
  • "Gamemaster (Michael Woods Remix)" - 8:34
  • "Gamemaster (Radio Dub)" - 4:08

Note: The original Distant Voices EP plus bonus remixes of Lost Tribe tracks were previously only available as video game sound tracks.

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References
  1. Rene T. A. Lysloff, ed. (2003). Music and Technoculture. Wesleyan. pp. 380. ISBN 978-0-8195-6514-3.
  2. Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 330. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
  3. Originals, Bonus Tracks & Remixes by Lost Tribe at Discogs


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