Trancefixed #2: My Playlist 2Q 2010

Posted: 7 June 2010       Published in: Music / Trancefixed       Comments: 0

I've been listening to some great trance music over the last couple of months. Here are my favorite albums and tracks for the second quarter of 2010. Note that not all of these albums are actually from the second quarter: I just happened to get my hands on them during that period.

Trancefixed #1 : Future Trance Heroes

Posted: 28 March 2010       Published in: Music / Trancefixed       Comments: 0

I've written a similar post a long time ago about my love for trance at the time. In all honesty, that was a bit, what's the word, diluted. This time forth, it's going to be more hardcore. Trancefixed is what I hope will be a regular feature about my thoughts on electronic music, upcoming artists, anthemic hits and undiscovered talents.

Late Summer Fields

Posted: 29 November 2008       Published in: Music       Comments: 0

I became a Solarstone fanatic after hearing that their music influences many big names in trance and house music today. I happened to read an article in a music magazine: it was an interview with Ferry Corsten. He stated that "Late Summer Fields" by Solarstone was right at the top of his list of favorites. So I had to give it a try.

Viva La Vida Is Here

Posted: 3 November 2008       Published in: Music       Comments: 0

British rock band Coldplay return with their fourth studio album titled “Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends” (Viva La Vida for short), released in mid June 2008. Frontsman Chris Martin had mentioned in interviews that he would compromise his trademark falsetto for a lower pitch in this album, and that is quite evident from most of the tracks.

A State Of Trance

Posted: 16 August 2008       Published in: Music       Comments: 0

I’ve always loved electronic music more than the mainstream musical genres because somehow I find that the music somehow appeals so much to my mind, soul and body. If you’re into electronic music, you’ll agree that there is nothing quite uplifting than feeling the rhythm of a kickdrum pounding on your eardrums (at full volume), or an engaging bassline that you can’t help humming all through the day and night.