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Eitan Reiter from LOUD goes Out of Orbit

Eitan Reiter from LOUD goes Out of Orbit

If you follow us you know we love Loud’s music, and been wondering, like many others where have the guys disappeared to. Well, Eitan Reiter has a new project called Out of Orbit, and the debut album was released on Astrix’s new label, Shamanic Tales Records. It features Shpongle, Art of Trance & X-Dream among others and we were quite mind blown by it. So we hooked up with Eitan to see what was he cooking for us.

While you read, listen to the new Out Of Orbit in full:

Q: So the question that everyone has been asking – why has Loud disappeared and what have you been doing since?

A: Making music.

I worked with Astrix for years, we did some Loud-Astrix collaborations and I also started making music seriously after I had been to his set at Solaris 2005 as a backpacker in South America.

Q: New project “Out of Orbit” – what is it all about?

A: Time will tell. Basically I have done what I have always been doing, searching for my sound and making albums, only this time in a more extreme way. I stoped everything in order to dive into the creation process until I could really feel I have some value to add to the trance culture.

Q: New album “Wisdom of the Crowds” – where does the name come from and what can people expect to find in the album?

A: Collaborations with my favorite artists made with lots of love and gratitude to the crowd, which even though I chose to take a step back from, I was missing so much!

Q: Some real legends collaborating with you on this album: Shpongle, Art of Trance, X-Dream – how did that feel?

A: Amazing. I have learned so much about music production for their approach. It’s a huge gift. Also It’s super cool to have so many ideas of different people on there.

Q: In what way do you feel this album is different than the previous ones you have released?

A: I did not limit myself mentally this time. I have decided I want it to be my best sounding project so far. Usually I tend to care more about sound in my Electronica or Techno productions but this time I decided to treat this as if it’s just an electronic music album and try to make it so good that it won’t matter what style of music the listener is used to.

Listen to Out of Orbit exclusive mix for Trancentral

Get “Out Of Orbit – Wisdom of The Crowds”: https://out-of-orbit.33r.pm/wisdom-of-the-crowds

Q: Did you get a chance to play this music? How was the response?

A: Amazing. There are big moments and calm moments but there is always tension in the air and you can feel that the music grabs people and they are actually listening.

Q: The album comes out on Astrix new label, Shamanic Tales Records, was it natural to work with him on this project? It’s not the first thing people will think of in connection with Astrix music.

A: Well I worked with Astrix for years, we did some Loud-Astrix collaborations and I also started making music seriously after I had been to his set at Solaris 2005 as a backpacker in South America. It just felt natural. It doesn’t have to be the same style of music, only same good intentions and care for the crowd which he defiantly has, maybe more than anyone. His remix to one of the album tracks is really nice too so it’s cool to blend the styles sometimes.

Q: The album comes out also on Vinyl & CD – not usual in our times. Why did you choose to do it?

A: It was also the label’s devotion. I don’t really know all the business factors but I was into making a vinyl because I feel this product is worth it. It’s truly one of the special things I have done, I can can say I am proud of it.

Get Out of Orbit album on vinyl: https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/227556/out-of-orbit-wisdom-of-the-crowds

Q: How are you dealing with Corona times?

A: I just typed learning and somehow the auto correction changed it to eating 🙂
Time with the family, learning new skills, film editing, sound, cooking and just relaxing. Thinking of some big projects, actually…

Q: Your ultimate Psytrance track – you must choose one (yeah we know, it’s impossible, but still…)

A: X-Dream – Our Own Happiness