Speed Of Sound

Speed Of Sound (Extended Mix)

Welcome to the official SoundCloud page of  Abora Recordings! Our music is available on iTunes, Beatport and all other major stores online. Check our website for news, releases details, and label catalog at http://abora-recordings.com/releases.

Abora Recordings emerged onto the scene in 2004 with its first release, on vinyl, of Icone's massive instrumental trancer, Sorrow. In subsequent years, Abora firmly established its reputation in the trance scene, one uplifting track after another.

Abora's releases cover what may appear to be a wide range of genres—uplifting trance, orchestral uplifting, latin/balearic trance, progressive, chillout, & symphonic/classical/film scores—but what ties many of them together is the distinctive Abora Sound. Uplifting and beautiful. Emotional. Energizing or soothing or anywhere in between.

If you're unfamiliar with genre of Orchestral Uplifting Trance, you're missing out! For an intro, check out these two links:

1. A spectacular music video - just 2 and a half minutes in length - of an Abora song:
http://youtu.be/xuVCUIHgxjE

2. The following continuous mix by Ori Uplift:
https://open.spotify.com/track/3tY70HVvldmynKD960SYvF

Once you've checked these out, you'll thank us for having introduced you to this amazing new genre of music!

Thank you for your cooperation!

I got involved in EDM and deejay in the late 90s thanks to a friend of mine that bought a pair of Gemini turntables and some 90s Italo-Dance vinyl that we was listening in local disco.

From that point my own equipment evolved from Virtual Turntables 1.8 to Stanton ST90 passing by a pair of Pioneer CDJ 100 and my musical tastes quickly evolved from Italo-Dance music to Trance music, thanks to the Internet and the great community Tranceaddict.com.

In the 2006 I stopped to deejay and I sold my equipment but in the 2014 I started to slowly re-enter and I (finally) started to play and enjoy some good electronic music again.

I love instrumental uplifting and euphoric trance but I don't dislike to put in my sets some more deep and grovy progressive / techish tracks and some catchy vocals tunes.