Posted by Andre on April 5 under Releases | 
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This epic trance classic has been given new life by the hands of Sean Tyas, a bloke who knows how to churn out massive trance hits like no other. This past weekend saw Armin kick off his ASOT 450 tour in Toronto, and Sean was there to give Canada just what it likes: Massive, Epic trance beats till sunrise!
This remix spices up an already classic Original Mix by mixing in new pads, a driving bassline (complete with massive kick) and an ASOT like sound that will surely please all those Arminheads (look at me, coining a new term) while keeping those elitist trancers at bay. This track’s main hook is as iconic as MJ’s Thriller to those who found the trance scene in early 2000. I still remember this melody like it was yesterday.
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Posted by Andre on March 24 under Releases | | 109 views
I’ve been a friend of Jer’s for years now, and his work with Anjunabeats as A&R Stud have not gone unnoticed. Twas but many moons ago that I received a master copy of a deep and broody progressige trance numbers with epic crashes and piano riffs, that song still stands in my top 5 all time. The track in question? Second Nature’s unsung song Only You, which sadly never saw a release (to the best of my knowledge…)
If we fast forward 3-4 years, Jer has now had a few remixes under his belt, but it wasn’t until 2010 that he emerged from the underground to jostle with the other big boys, and this latest effort on Anjunabeats has already cemented his position on their roster I’m sure.
Having already been signed to two compilations (one of which is Armin van Buuren’s ASOT 2010 2CD Compilation), Ten Minutes To Midnight is causing quite the stir, already furiously climbing up the Beatport Trance Charts. Though the track is Jer’s creation, its sound is unmistakably that of Above & Beyond. The lush pads, soft wind and enchanting riff steals your pain and troubles, instantly carrying you to a packed beach party, with massive lasers for sunlight. Reaching, higher, higher, and even higher, your feet are carried off the sand and you’re wrapped up in euphoria. This track has epic written all over it, without being too in your face about it.
Wrapping the release up is a deeper remix from 7 Skies. If you’d like to hear some samples, and vote for your fave, hit up the READ MORE link below.
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Posted by Andre on March 9 under Tracks | | 138 views
I don’t normally highlight single tracks, but this track from a 3 track EP, stood out so much that I had to give credit where credit is due. This track melts what I consider to be the best elements of Armin van Buuren, John Askew and John O’Callaghan’s sound to create a unique, driving and uplifting trance tune that is sure to raise the hair on your neck.
I’d love to say more, but I’ll let you all be the judge, for a high quality sample, hit up the read more link! If you’re looking for more info on Running Man I wish thee good luck. If you’ve got some dirt, hit us up in the comments, we’re dying to know more!
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Posted by Andre on February 5 under Releases | | 124 views
Evgeny Bardyuzha is a regular feature at Neuroscience. His tracks regularly gain the support of DJs such as Markus Schulz, Tiesto, Paul Oakenfold and Eddie Halliwell, thanks to his distinct and unique production style. Back in October of 2009, Evgeny released his debut artist album, ‘Point of No Return’, which we reviewed with critical appraise. Now, in 2010, Neuroscience brings you ‘Hylea‘, a track that was featured on his album, a track which I pointed out as a standard out production.
‘Hylea‘ is one of the strongest tracks from the album and it was an obvious choice for a full release with remixes. After teaming up with Russian website PromoDJ.ru, Neuroscience launched a remix contest, which well and truly delivered on the goods. It was hard work, but they managed to narrow it down to six winners including, Cramp, Vullcan, Rave CHannel, Broning, Deep Sound and Eryo. Not surprisingly, there are only 2 new names in that list! In addition, Evgeny has reworked the original album mix in to a DJ friendly club mix.
Read on past the break for high quality samples of each version and be sure to show some love by supporting the artists you love!
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Posted by Andre on September 14 under Releases | | 41 views
Stone & Young are one half Dan Stone and one half Phil Young. Working closely together the duo have created a sound that is so tightly coupled you would certainly have a hard time telling the unique elements apart from one another!
This latest from the very talented Neuroscience roster features a smooth original mix and three remixes to round things out. On remix duties we have Temple One, Rozza and The Flyers & Mike Sonar. Read on past the jump for my take on the 4 tracks, some high quality samples and for your chance to vote for your favorite!
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Posted by Andre on July 10 under Releases | | 118 views
The Flyers are a relatively new trio of producers hailing from Russia and Macedonia, and Mike Sonar is a young solo producer hailing from Poland. The 4 combined aim to create trance that evokes memories and thoughts of “nature, the sun and the moon, night ambience and the heights of heaven.” Wow, deep!
Though these two tracks aren’t heavenly in essence, they sure are angelic at times. ‘Frozen’ is a solid trancer that would fit well jacked up 8% in a Paul van Dyk set and ‘Despero’ is a happy little tale that really pushes the melodic and euphoric levels with adding an electro/tech infused groove.
Read on past the break for my quick run through, some high quality samples and for your chance to vote on your fav!
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Posted by Andre on February 3 under Charts, Tracks | | 36 views
The first of a monthly series, I’ll be highlighting tracks that I discovered during the month and I feel need some attention. These tracks will showcase multiple genres, artists and labels….but they all share one thing in common: Class.
This month’s feature includes songs from storied producers like DJ Shah, Sean Tyas, Marcel Woods, Andain and others. Though I appreciate the productions put out by this bunch, it’s always nice to spice things up with a little variety. With this in mind, I’ll be covering a few tracks from up and coming producers like Dave Schiemann, MnzX2, Joran, Grube & Hovsepian and others!
Read on past the break for the lowdown on what January 2009 brought us, and I’ve even included samples for each track. Your turn to let me know what you think of my picks!
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Posted by Andre on October 14 under Releases | | 13 views
His follow up to Dark Room, the ‘Whiplash / Stranded’ EP was released in mid August, and well, I’ve been busy, so here’s my un-timely review. 
Receiving support from a wide range of DJ’s including Tiesto, Armin (@ Amnesia), Above & Beyond (TATW Tune of the week), Godskitchen residents Mark Eteson & Paul Thomas and many more, this EP has managed to leave a trail of destroyed clubbers around the globe. ‘Whiplash’ is pure genius, we’re treated a more peak time type track that I would envision going down well on a sunset cruise or a crowded beach bar. On the B side, featuring ‘Stranded’, he proves that progressive house can pull you by the heart and force you to smile as it plays around with you, much like a puppet.
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Posted by Andre on September 6 under Releases | | 87 views
I stumbled upon this little treat on Beatport and felt it deserved to be quickly highlighted on the site. We’ve previously covered another of Well Mixed Records’ releases, Eddie Sender feat. Marcie – Please Forgive.
This release, now about two months old, but still tasty and fresh, comes from Oceania and features remixes by Will B, Anguilla Project and Arctic Moon. The original is quite reminiscent of a Fred Baker track andis sure to find its way into many radio sets. On remix duties we’ve got Will B delivering a slightly darker version, Anguilla Project’s rendition is more progressive than not and Arctic Moon’s is epic, with emphasis on the synthy string melody.
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