Matt Nightscape & Spirit Wolf - Heaven's Sound (Archefluxx Remix)

The Archefluxx remix of "Heaven's Sound" was a Hardcore Track released in May 2012.

The original was produced by Matt Nightscape and Spirit Wolf. An uplifting and happy melodic track, the free release made use of piano and plucks in the build-ups and breakdowns, and the legendary binary sound for the lead. Various riffs and breaks helped the track flow from section to section, and kept the song entertaining and upbeat.

The remix also made heavy use of piano and breakdowns to break up the track. High pass filters helped make the piano sound distant and old which contributed to making it sound as emotional as possible. The movements from mellow to happy makes for effective drops, and this was assisted by a layered basslines and leads. The remix features a rewritten piano medley which was composed to be very slow and emotional. The build from there progresses into a second drop.

Versions of the remix were produced with various sound samples. One of which, with a personal sound sample was released in a promo-pack.

The length of this track is extended mainly by the breakdowns and breakbeat sections. At nearly eight minutes, its unusually long for a hardcore track, and amongst the longest produced by Archefluxx. The track is very DJ friendly. Mixable at the start and finish, it also has a mixable mid section prior to the main breakbeat and second breakdown.

Artwork
The artwork for this track comprises of Ravefox reaching to the skies, with rocket-boosters a-blaze. The artwork was one of the most complex to produce. The composition is made up of a collage of overcast cloud images, blended together. Ravefox was later added and the whole composition was filtered multiple times to end up with an array of colours supporting a heavenly euphoric theme. The classic half tone effect was then added to give the comic book print feeling.