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Mr Sam – Lyteo (BLR Remix)

Mr Sam – Lyteo (BLR Remix)

BLR brings Mr Sam’s 2005 Trance classic “Lyteo” into 2026 with a driving 133 BPM rework that preserves its unmistakable melody and unusual vocal character while rebuilding the record for contemporary main-floor sets. Released through Black Hole Recordings on August...

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The Quest – Round Trip

The Quest – Round Trip

Benno de Goeij revives The Quest with a hypnotic, high-energy instrumental that reconnects classic trance architecture with the force of a modern main floor. Twenty-seven years, one unmistakable destination Few comeback records arrive with a title as appropriate as...

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Frankyeffe x ReOrder – Fatal Signal

Frankyeffe x ReOrder – Fatal Signal

There are tracks that politely introduce themselves — and then there are tracks like Frankyeffe x ReOrder’s “Fatal Signal”, a full-throttle hard trance weapon that sounds like an emergency transmission from the darker side of the dancefloor. Released on Magik Muzik,...

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Richard Durand – Muratie

Richard Durand – Muratie

Richard Durand has never been an artist to hold back when the dancefloor demands power. With “Muratie,” the Dutch trance heavyweight returns to In Trance We Trust with a fiercely energetic production that reconnects with the psy-trance-influenced side of his sound. At...

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Johan Gielen – Ready For The Jump

Johan Gielen – Ready For The Jump

There are artists who follow waves — and then there are artists who helped build the ocean those waves move in. Johan Gielen clearly belongs to the second group. With “Ready For The Jump”, the Belgian-born, Dutch-nationality trance veteran steps away from the more...

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Shogun presents NXA – Catch A Fall

Shogun presents NXA – Catch A Fall

With “Catch A Fall”, Shogun returns under his NXA alias and delivers a high-impact trance cut that feels both nostalgic and forward-driving. Released on Black Hole Recordings, the track sits firmly in the uplifting end of the spectrum—yet with enough edge to hit just...

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