Sharing Good Music One Beat at a Time
Genix is one of those new producers in the trance industry that pushes the styles of production while keeping that classic sound that everyone loves. After his successful tracks on Anjunabeats Volume 9, he gives us another original titled “Nytra”. This would be one of those tracks people call ‘Trance 2.0′, where he brings other genre elements into his production keeping it fresh and energetic for the clubs. “Nytra” is set to release on Anjunabeats June 4th.
Genix – Nytra [Preview] | Stream Only
Legendary Andrew Bayer made an appearance at WMC Miami this year alongside his Group Therapy gang at their own stage. Being one of the most innovative and unique artists out there, anything Andrew releases or plays at his parties is nothing but amazing. Anjunabeats kindly uploaded his set recently to their SoundCloud, giving us all a listen to an awesome set, showing many of his genius tracks and remixes, as well as a couple unreleased tracks that could be on his long awaited artist album to be released this year. Enjoy! Full tracklist after the jump!
Andrew Bayer – Group Therapy Miami (3-22-2012) | Stream Only
Mat Zo is back along with Linnea Schossow with his latest single, ‘The Sky’. This track is very unique, and has a dark and gritty feel. With deep, grinding leads and strong rising pads, Mat Zo has pieced together an excellent track that is sure to be a new favorite for many trance fans. Enjoy!
Mat Zo feat. Linnea Schossow (Club Mix) | Beatport
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BONUS – Mat Zo – North American Fus Bus Mix | Stream Only
I personally think that categorizing Arty as one of the best up and coming producers is selling him short, I believe that he is one of the most talented producers in the industry. Here we have a preview for his upcoming single ‘Open Space’, which sounds to be on par with his amazing previous releases. Check back on June 18th for the release. Enjoy!
Mat Zo yet again succeeds in making an innovative track that is like no other. Today we have a preview of his new tune “The Sky”, that is set to release on Monday, May 14th on Anjunabeats. With the help of Linnea Schossow’s vocals, this track starts with a calm, bass heavy breakdown leading into an energetic drop that takes you away and has been proven to be a hit at live performances.
Mat Zo feat. Linnea Schossow – The Sky (Extended Mix) [Preview] | Stream Only
Beat Service is the mastermind behind uplifting trance tracks in the past year, having several successful releases on Enhanced Recordings. Now off his own label, Beat Service Audio, he puts out this beautiful gem with Ben Hague on vocals. This dub mix I have for you all today of “Why Me” is one that will send chills down your spine during the amazing piano breakdown. After that, the track sends you into a drop with quick stabs and euphoric synths following the great melody. Enjoy!
Beat Service feat. Ben Hague – Why Me (Dub Mix) | Beatport
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Trance music has been taking a slight turn recently, due to many new innovative artists mixing up their style and including several different genres in their production. Eximinds and Tom Fall are two perfect examples of those new artists to hit the scene. Tom Fall’s new remix of “Robobeats” combines trance, electro house, and progressive house all into one massive track. For me being a fan of all these genres, tracks like these just make my day when I blast them on my speakers. I’ll let this information speak for itself and let you give a listen. Turn up your speakers and bass on this one, enjoy!
Eximinds – Robobeats (Tom Fall Remix) | Beatport
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It seems as though trance god, Armin van Buuren, sees no boundaries when it comes to producing new styles of music, and one can see his limitless capabilities through his latest track, “We Are Here To Make Some Noise”. This five minute extended mix is a great blend of his house and trance roots and will be yet another hit to add onto his epic track record. So, throw on some headphones and let this awesome track’s deep basslines take you on an adventure through Armin’s legendary state of trance.
Armin van Buuren – We Are Here To Make Some Noise (Extended Mix) | Beatport
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Hailing from the Lone Star State, David Reed and Chad Cisneros have become one of the most recognizable duos in the trance and progressive world. Better known as Tritonal, the two are familiar names at the top of Beatport charts with 5 singles off of their debut artist album Piercing The Quiet that held #1 spots on the trance charts. They have drawn enormous crowds at massive festivals such as Electric Daisy Carnival, Nocturnal, Escape From Wonderland, and Ultra Music Festival, and in such a short time Tritonal has ascended into the elite of electronic dance music producers receiving accolades from just about everyone in the industry. Their uplifting music and likable personalities have helped them garner a worldwide following of beloved fans called ‘Tritonians.’ Tritonal is poised for a huge year in 2012 and are a force to be reckoned with.
Tritonal is back after much success from their debut album Piercing The Quiet with yet another club mix to add to the slew of PTQ remixes. Straight from their very own label, Air Up There Recordings, Tritonal is set to release the club version of “Everafter”, which speeds things up from the piano driven original. The club mix still features Cristina Soto’s piercing vocals, but now with a nonstop energetic beat that will get the dance floors jumping. The “Everafter (Club Mix)” will be released exclusively on Beatport May 21 and released worldwide on June 4. Preview the track right here!
Tritonal feat. Cristina Soto – Everafter (Club Mix) | Stream Only
Here we have the official after movie for Above & Beyond’s Group Therapy Miami show, where Above & Beyond, Mat Zo, Arty, Andrew Bayer, and Boomjinx hosted a magical night with over 5,000 attendees at Bayfront Park Amphitheater in downtown Miami. The official after movie shows just how special that night was so much better than anyone can put into words. If you missed the show in Miami don’t worry because the trace legends will be taking Group Therapy on tour across America. One of their first stops will be at the legendary Shrine Theater in LA for epic nights. In a matter of minutes they had sold out two days at the 5,000 person venue, lucky for us they added a third day at The Shrine on Thursday May 17th, which we are GIVING AWAY TWO FREE TICKETS to, you can enter the contest here. This show is sure to be an incredible night that you will not want to miss if you are in the LA area. And if you aren’t one of the lucky winners you can also still buy tickets here, but they are going fast so be sure to grab yours soon.
Audien – Keep This Memory (Johan Malmgren Remix) | Beatport
Swedish up and comer, Johan Malmgren, probably has some of the freshest production in the trance scene right now. After winning the remix competition for The Thrillseekers track “The Last Time” in late 2011, he has caught the eye many big artists and is continuing to put out great tracks and remixes. His remix of Audien’s “Keep This Memory” is one of my favorite new tracks, having a beautiful piano melody in the breakdown, leading to a high energy chorus giving me chills every time. Be sure to look out for more releases from Johan this summer!
Tiësto is back with another episode of his Club Life Podcast. This time around he wastes no time getting right into the tracks that have had clubs worldwide bumpin’ for the past couple weeks. About fifteen minutes in he gives us No ID’s remix of ‘Leave A Light On’, and a Nicky Romero remix of ‘I Don’t Like You’ shortly after. Also featured in this episode’s first hour is Ralvero’s new tune called ‘Rage’, Third Party’s remix of ‘Cudi The Kid,’ and ’1234′ by Laidback Luke, Chuckie and Martin Solveig. Going into the second hour, Tiësto gives us ‘Rolling Stone T-Shirt’, a remix of R3hab’s ‘The Bottle Song’ by Darth & Vader, and plenty of other bangers to keep you and your friends raging off your feet! As always, it is available to download via iTunes, but you can also download it here. Full tracklist after the jump.
Tiësto: Club Life Podcast 266 | Download
The trance super group, Above & Beyond are coming over to North America to do a full Group Therapy Tour – Part 2 this summer. They start the tour in Buffalo and Chicago, then the tour will head to LA for three nights at the legendary Shrine Auditorium after a quick stop in Vegas. The trio will tour from coast to coast finally ending the tour on Labor Day weekend at Electric Zoo. Group Therapy Tour is one of the most anticipated tours of the summer and I can promise that this is not a show you want to miss. If you are in the Chicago area on May 12th be sure to check out the show at the legendary Congress Theater will they will be joined by none other than Mat Zo and Cosmic Gate.
Some tracks carry a timeless essence that can send chills shivering down your spine a decade after you first heard it. Case and point – Tiesto’s “Lethal Industry”. Every time the Dutch legend dropps this beast of a track the synths bounce from wall to wall, echoing throughout any club or festival. This song is the epitome of a big-crowd sound and will always be a staple in Tiesto’s success.
Tiesto – Lethal Industry | Beatport
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Emma Hewitt is one of the most prominent figures in Trance music having graced many tracks with her beautiful voice. She has worked along side producers such as Cosmic Gate, Chris Lake, and Dash Berlin to name a few. With the initial release of her extremely successful single “Colours,” Emma Hewitt follows it with “Miss You Paradise” the second single off of her new album Burn the Sky Down. The vocals on the heavenly album version are so captivating and uplifting thus making it easy to be incorporated into remixes by the likes of Shogun and Morgan Page. Shogun’s take on “Miss You Paradise” features his energetic style with a driving bassline and a stadium sized drop that will get the crowd going wild. Morgan Page slows it down a bit and takes the song down to 128bpm giving you a progressive electro house version of the original. You can grab the album version along with its remixes now on Beatport and also be sure to stay tuned for the release of Emma’s second album, Burn the Sky Down coming May 18th.
Emma Hewitt – Miss You Paradise (Album Version) | Beatport
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Emma Hewitt – Miss You Paradise (Shogun Remix) | Beatport
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Emma Hewitt – Miss You Paradise (Shogun Remix Radio Edit) | Beatport
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Emma Hewitt – Miss You Paradise (Morgan Page Extended Club Mix) | Beatport
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Emma Hewitt – Miss You Paradise (Morgan Page Radio Edit) | Beatport
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