"1. Antares (Original Mix) Young Polish artists Mario Ayuda and Paul Hind present their first EP ""Antares"" on Echelon Records. The original mix is a progressive track based on cycling chords and a rolling bassline. The melodic themes and sounds build gradually onto each other into a harmonious sound-space, and a legato lead sound appears to present a distinct support theme. Together with short percussions, the airy pads and vocal-like synths give this spacey tune a solid groove. 2. Antares (Arisen Flame Remix) While also of progressive style, The Arisen Flame remix gives ""Antares"" a bit rushier sound. It borrows the repetitive chords and the lead theme of the original in slight variations, but it is ultimately the speedier bassline which presents them in quite a different light. Whereas the original mix is soothing yet uplifting, the Arisen flame remix has a generally faster feel to it. 3. Antares (Afterwhite Remix) The Afterwhite remix takes a more experimental approach to the original's themes. It combines an initially housey basic rhythm and tremoloing and pulsating chord repeats with a kind of meditative flute-like melody. In the background, pearly piano droplets create a floating, aquatic deepness to surround the main elements. 4. Antares (United Minds Remix) United Minds remix builds on much more minimalistic ingredients than the other tracks of the EP. Beginning with a simple catchy groove and an uplifting atmosphere, a soft kick marking the style, the remix builds up very gradually and smoothly. Pearly melodies soon appear with other spacious sounds, adding more melody into the mix. 5. Antares (Mario Ayuda & Biotic Remix) Mario Ayuda & Biotic present their remix in a pure traditional trance sound. The tempo is faster and percussions more driving. The changing chords form a background for the melody lines and the lead theme from the original is utilized in this remix as well. 6. Antares (Oen Bearen Remix) The Oen Bearen remix is also a strong trancer. The bassline pumps tight and the chord repeat theme is given a much bigger role in this remix. The breakdown presents theme variations accompanied by breakbeatish drums, which build up to an explosion that releases the main theme once again. 7. Antares (Glensk Remix) Possibly the most uplifting of the trance tracks, the Glensk remix starts by grinding the chord theme with the accompaniment of an electric middle bass line. The song comes to a tranquil halt in the breakdown, the synths and the chord melody still playing, and a glistening piano is introduced. The song lifts up into another go, now together with a variation of the lead melody."