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Lange & Audrey Gallagher - Our Way Home

iTunes http://bit.ly/OWH-it Beatport http://bit.ly/OWH-BP Track it Down http://bit.ly/OWHTid Juno Download http://bit.ly/OWH-JD DJ Download http://bit.ly/OWH-DJ Full release (all stores) : 12th March 2012 The 50th release on Lange Recordings features label head Lange, teaming up with legendary Irish vocalist Audrey Gallagher. "Our Way Home" sees Lange deliver a euphoric production; with his trademark punch, driving bass and rhythm and a warm breakdown of epic proportions, neat guitars and soaring lead synths. This is perfectly matched by Audrey's passionate and emotive vocal delivery, which will ensure that this modern trance anthem will certainly live long in memory. Huge support from Armin van Buuren (ASOT), Above & Beyond (TATW), Judge Jules (BBC Radio One Tried and Tested), Ferry Corsten, Gareth Emery, and a whole host of others. Video Director Darren Teale Producers Suzanne James & Darren Teale Junction 15 Productions | d.teale@junction15.com Directors Statement When listening the to the track I was immediately struck by the mix of emotions running through the song. On one hand you have the music, which, for me, conjures images of a struggle, a fight. It is as angry as it is relentless and I wanted to visualise this on screen. Juxtaposed against this however were the serene yet haunting vocals that call out from the chaos of the music, reaching out and growing in passion as the track develops. I wanted to capture both of these elements in the video and so we pitch the homeless man against 2 bourgeois figures. They taunt and belittle him and he retaliates by dancing faster and harder. In amongst them the Angel calls out. I associated this with shows such as 'X Factor' that lift 'common people' onto a pedestal for the sole purpose of attempting to knock them from it. And just as we see a transformation of the contestants on these shows, we too see the Angel transform the homeless man, lift him from his lowly position in society and package him a way that society will receive him.