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Sean Dexter – Synthetica (BLR Remix)

Sean Dexter – Synthetica (BLR Remix)

Few tracks from the late ‘90s progressive trance era carry the same cult aura as Synthetica. Originally released by the UK duo Mesh in 1999, the track became a timeless underground favorite with its hypnotic synth work and deep, driving groove. Now, decades later,...

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Mesh x Dan Stone – Purple Haze

Mesh x Dan Stone – Purple Haze

When a classic trance anthem gets a modern rework, expectations are always high. With “Purple Haze,” veteran producer Dan Stone joins forces with Mesh to breathe new life into a beloved classic. Originally released in 2003, Mesh’s Purple Haze became a memorable entry...

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Johan Gielen x CYB – Now

Johan Gielen x CYB – Now

Few artists have shaped the early sound of trance quite like Johan Gielen. With decades of experience behind the decks and in the studio, the Belgian DJ and producer continues to prove that his passion for electronic music is far from fading. His latest...

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Solarstone & Susie Ledge – Haunt Me

Solarstone & Susie Ledge – Haunt Me

When a press release opens with the bold claim that a track is a “one-and-done” — the kind that locks you in on first listen and loops in your head long after the speakers fall silent — expectations are instantly raised. But in the case of “Haunt Me”, that confidence...

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Ciaran McAuley – Finding Me

Ciaran McAuley – Finding Me

With "Finding Me", Ciaran McAuley delivers his most introspective and self-defined work to date. The Irish producer’s new album doesn’t just continue the story he began with 2022’s Permission To Exhale — it reframes it entirely. Born from a period of creative doubt...

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Airbase – Everything Else Could Wait

Airbase – Everything Else Could Wait

Few artists in trance carry the quiet authority of Airbase. With Everything Else Could Wait, the Swedish maestro returns to the deeper, more contemplative end of the genre—where patience, restraint, and emotional clarity matter more than peak-time fireworks. Built...

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