Edition Audiotool: CGMan

Here is the mindblowing Top 10 of the winner of our Featured Artist vote, the great @CGMan . Check out his feature on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/notes/audiotool/featured-artist-cgman/974322212590046 This is what he thinks: "I favourited over 700 tracks, and this is only about 5% of all tracks I like. So my taste is not limited to this selection." 1. Take and strike_v2 by @Anthony Bartone "As this was the first track with fast beats I heard on Audiotool. This incited me a lot." 2. Scherfs by @jonjon "I heard this one immediately afterwards and it blew me away." 3. Saxabar by @jonjon "Jonjon DnB, nuff said. This track needs more favs. (imagine me singing "it's been far too long!")" 4. Steampunked Ted by @dabrig "I already said it in the comments: I have great feelings when I hear it. Dabrig is a master of little details, everyone should listen to him more often. Do it now!" 5. Contraflux (proxima remix) by @404 "Squeaky dubstep, but very well made" 6. Living With Stones by @Mikke "Never forget this track!" 7. .ChillFactah by @[offbeatninja] If you ever need an endless list of great beats to listen to, you'll find them on his account." 8. The Truth by @Sonic Particles "Hey, Goa is a great genre!" 9. Rotom by @Austek "Again too few favs. It's a good Breakbeat track with a nice second part. Listen to his other tracks as well! Artist recommendation: @Tickoffah "Tickoffah created lots of space-filling dark Techno tracks that are not discovered yet. As he forgot to tag his tracks, I'll have a try: Dark, Techno, Goa, Hardstyle, Progressive. Listen to his tracks for a minute or two and you'll probably be amazed." 10. Ankunft by @Tickoffah Favorite track of his own: 11. Empire by @CGMan "I like it because it feels epic, powerful and interesting to me every time. It has melody, bass, drums and a great vibe. The idea was to create a track based on a pad in the background. This "pad" is still in it, but it sounds more like a horn-release-thingy now. It's everywhere in the track. It pitches up one octave at 3:00 which makes it even more powerful in this part. I also like the thick bass coming in at 1:07, the one with the excessive chorus effect. The kick is maybe a bit too loud on some speakers or some headphones. But it's one of the few tracks I'd instantly play to a lot of people. I searched a lot to find a cover art that describes what I feel when I hear this track. It's taken from a movie called "Sucker Punch". The scenes after that one is sadly pretty absurd."