Das Stück "Get Reel" beginnt wie ein Techno-Trance-Stück (das Beispiel setzt später ein), mit elektronischen Rhythm-Patterns und erhält dann eine irisch-keltische Klangfarbe durch die Violine, später das Akkordeon, die nach traditioneller irischer Art einen Reel spielen, jedoch immer begleitet von einem Rock-Schlagzeug und Keyboard-Einwürfen. Man hört später wieder elektronische Einschübe, neue Klangideen und sogar Straßengeräusche. Als Möglichkeit der Differenzwahrnehmung kann man durch Klicken auf den Fiddle-Spieler einen "authentischen" Reel hören. Urban Trad mixt die Sound-Elemente addierend und gelangt so zu einer synkretistischen Qualität. The piece "Get Reel" starts like a techno-trance-piece (the example starts later), with electronic rhythm-patterns and then receives an Irish-Celtic timbre by the violin, later the accordion, which play a reel in the traditional Irish way, but always accompanied by rock drums and keyboards. You'll hear later electronic plug-ins, new sound ideas and even road noise. As a possibility of difference-perception we can hear an "authentic" reel by clicking on the fiddle player. Urban Trad mixes the sound elements additive to create a syncretistic quality.

"A special concert for me was Urban Trad - I knew their CD before, and liked it a lot, but I was not sure if they could do this on stage - but they could, it was a fantastic concert. They brought the audience to dance quite from the start of their concert. Urban Trad's mastermind is the multiinstrumentalist Belge Yves Barbieux. He started Urban Trad more as a project for an album - but then it went on so well, that he created a band. Urban Trad is the name and the programme of this - Yves wants to make music rooted in different traditons (like Irish, Galician, Belgian, etc.) which can be found in the metropoles, at this time mixed with more modern sound of the cities. His band is great, with good stage performance - a personal highlight was the appearence of one of the Galician singers of Ialma. Great stuff!"