ALI and Jayne bring that feel good triumphant vibe on the track, "Stars Collide." Jayne's lively vocals flow over ALI's booming production that will surely have you echoing the lyrics and moving joyously. The upbeat synths and lyrical rhythm make it one of those rare tracks that you will let loose and make you lose control. On the proverbial flip-side, "My Ego Hangs Low" is the perfect mesh of hard-hitting production and ecstatic rhythm. The track's banging synths and dynamic energy bring the club to you wherever you are. This will get your blood pumping, dance floor jumping and will have your ego hanging low.

ALI - My Ego Hangs Low

ALI ft. Jayne - Stars Collide (Radio Edit)

ALI shows his masterful music ability to lace an adept blend of dynamic dance and heartfelt emotion on "I'm Not Afraid". The track is an exquisite medley of progressive house and contemporary soul. Mark Standfield's raw vocals and ALI's optimistic synths give you that confidence to get over the hump and face your fears. Close your eyes and you will surely be zoning out to every lyric. Whether you're in the club or out in the cold, shake off the heartbreak and don't be afraid to get lost in the music.

ALI ft Mark Stanfield - Not Afraid (Radio Edit)

Party to the break of dawn with "Good Morning Baby!", and it will be the only tune ringing in your head as you look forward to another eventful night. ALI brings the goods again with another sprightly banger by injecting adrenaline-fueled emotions which beckons a night full of dancing and a lifetime of memories. This will surely have clubgoers waking up whispering good morning baby.

ALI - Good Morning Baby!

Euphoria, elation, and bliss are instantaneous as soon as ALI’s new track “Hero” exudes from the speakers. Songstress Hannah’s sultry voice complements the cheerfully-laced instrumental. ALI’s varied use of pitches and sounds will have you finding your hero wherever you are. Sharp synths and evoking emotions will leave you feeling like you finally found your happy end.

ALI ft Hannah Fogel - Hero

Ever hear a song with an everlasting climax? From start to finish ALI’s new track “It’s All Gone Bananas” endlessly booms while packing a flurry of excitement. Peel into the track which harkens the mayhem and spontaneity of a night out in the city, but still maintains a balanced level of anarchy. ALI keeps the up-tempo tracks coming and takes club bangers to another level. Unleash your inner party animal, get into the swing of things and let chaos ring, after all, it has all gone bananas.

ALI - It's All Gone Bananas

Ever want to mentally ascend high above the masses? Well, you can. All you need is a little imagination and ALI’s jubilant new track “Higher.” ALI maintains his approach with an unadulterated mesh of avant-garde sound and electro-pop inspired emotion. Tristan Jackson ups the optimism with his serenading voice radiating throughout the track. It’s not a coincidence that as the tune progresses so does your level of euphoria and it finally ends with you hankering for another dose of uplifting. Break away from the everyday monotony and soar to the clouds while keeping in mind “Higher ground is where we’ll be.”

ALI ft Tristan Jackson - Higher (Radio Edit)

Nice chill prog house track. I hope you enjoy it!

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Ali Mahmud - Welcome To The Party

Ali Mahmud is one of the fastest raising talents in the New York City area, with his hard hitting, emotional, and uplifting sounds. Influenced by some of the world’s biggest DJs, like Tiesto, Paul Van Dyk, Armin Van Buuren, Paul Oakenfold, Marco V, Sander Van Doorn, and Carl Cox, he has created a unique sound that seamlessly blends Trance, House, Techno, Minimal, and other EDM genres. His sets have been considered by fans to be a story that takes you on a journey that you don’t want to return from.

Ali Mahmud burst on to the scene in Philadelphia in 2008. He opened up for Jon O’Bir, Activa, and Tom Colontonio. He also played on the same bill as Kaskade. Quickly establishing himself in Philadelphia, with gigs in the cities top venues, he than grew to other cities. Opening up for John O’Callaghan at the House of Blues in Atlantic City, which was another achievement for Ali.

In 2009, Ali Mahmud than reached another milestone by breaking into the scene of his hometown, New York City. Opening up for Stoneface & Terminal and Mike Koglin, and also playing on the same bill as M.I.K.E., Giuseppe Ottaviani, and Ronski Speed, and Mark Knight, Ali is rapidly becoming one of the city’s top DJs, by playing at some top venues, like Pacha and LOVE.

At the moment, he is currently working hard on productions. Ali is aiming to produce tracks that will help trance grow to another level, and also trying to capture everything he loves about music. He is planning to have a few tracks out by the beginning of 2010, which he has labeled his year of productions.

Ali also started his own promotions company (Mid-Atlantic Trance) with his fellow business partner Sean Reed, to help bring top quality trance acts to New York City. He believes the city needs more trance, and believes the scene in New York has potential to grow to a much larger scale. He has already brought such great artists as Stoneface & Terminal and Mike Koglin, and has plans for more to come.

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