How could we not introduce you to ‘Classic of the Classic’, none other than ‘Seven Days & One Week’, produced by B.B.E. in a hard trance style.
Released in 1996, the track quickly became a hit in Europe. It was released by Triangle, a sub-label of Attack Records.
B.B.E. was originally made up of Italian producer Bruno Sanchioni and French producers Bruno Quartier and Emmanuel Top. The initials of their first names and the band's name are not far off the mark. The three members met while producing for the Belgian label Diki Records. After this track, Bruno Quartier left the adventure and the two survivors went on to produce other tracks such as ‘Desire’, ‘Deeper Love’ and ‘Flash’, which for me is also a little gem. The band went their separate ways in 2005.
Emmanuel Top ran the Attack Records label from 1993 to 2003, producing a number of legendary tracks including ‘Acid Phase’ and many others. Bruno Sanchioni helped produce the track ‘Age of Love’.
Article written by Tanguy.