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David Gravell continues his exploration of the harder side of modern Trance with “Revision,” a 144 BPM main-floor release on High Contrast Recordings, released on October 16, 2026. Positioned between traditional Trance energy and the genre’s contemporary, techno-influenced direction, the track marks another chapter in the Dutch producer’s evolving musical identity.

David Gravell Pushes Further Into High-Energy Trance

Over the past decade, David Gravell has established himself as an artist capable of bridging classic Trance influences with modern festival intensity. From earlier favourites such as “Bulldozer” and “Stay Awake” to his recent releases on High Contrast Recordings, his productions have consistently embraced the more powerful side of the genre.

“Revision” continues that trajectory.

At 144 BPM, the release occupies the faster end of today’s main-floor Trance spectrum. It also fits naturally into the direction Gravell explored with his 2025 Infinite EP, which combined atmospheric elements with harder, techno-influenced production.

The result is a release whose positioning reflects the changing energy of contemporary Trance without abandoning its established club identity.

A Compact Extended Mix With Peak-Time Ambitions

One particularly interesting aspect of “Revision” is its format.

Running for 4 minutes and 21 seconds, the Extended Mix is considerably shorter than the lengthy arrangements traditionally associated with Uplifting Trance. Instead, its compact format aligns with the more immediate demands of contemporary festival and club programming.

The 144 BPM tempo places the track comfortably within faster main-floor sets, particularly where DJs move between energetic Trance, Tech Trance and harder electronic styles.

Its suitability for DJ programming was already reflected in appearances on Chasing Dreams 240 with XiJaro & Pitch and JES’s Unleash The Beat Mixshow 727.

High Contrast Recordings: A Natural Home

The release also reinforces David Gravell’s connection with High Contrast Recordings.

Part of Be Yourself Music, the Dutch label has played an important role in the development of Trance, with a catalogue featuring influential artists such as Rank 1, Marcel Woods and Jochen Miller.

With recent releases including “Feel So Free,” “Follow Me” and the Infinite EP, Gravell has developed a consistent relationship with the imprint.

“Revision” continues that association at a time when faster tempos and harder club influences are becoming increasingly prominent within the Trance scene.

TranceAttack Verdict

With “Revision,” David Gravell strengthens his position within the faster and more energetic end of the contemporary Trance scene.

The release stands out in the context of his ongoing artistic development: a 144 BPM production that connects the harder direction of his recent work with the established identity of High Contrast Recordings.

Its compact format, clear peak-time positioning and early support from established Trance radio programmes make it a particularly relevant addition to the 2026 main-floor landscape.

“Revision” represents a compelling continuation of David Gravell’s modern Trance direction — fast, focused and firmly aimed at the dance floor.


⭐️ Rating: 9 / 10

🎧 Perfect for:

  • Peak-time Trance and festival sets
  • Fans of high-energy Main-Floor Trance
  • Tech Trance and harder Trance playlists
  • Fast-paced workout and running sessions


Release details:

Artist: David Gravell
Track: Revision
Style: Main-Floor Trance
BPM: 144
Label: High Contrast Recordings
Release Date: October 16th, 2026
Get your copy here: https://davidgravell.beyourselfplay.nl/hcr479.OYD

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