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1) Factor B - Stratos Galaxias
2) Mat Zo - Lucky Strike (Amir Hussain Bootleg)
3) Miroslav Vrlik & Kirsty Jay - Unity 
4) Abstract Vision & Aimoon - #Energy 
5) Allen Watts - Tunnel Vision (Amir Hussain Remix)
6) Falcon & Redstar - Lost in a Dream
7) Abstract Vision & Hydro Poison - Back to Light
8) Aly & Fila & Skypatrol (feat. Sue McLaren) - Running
9) Neptune Project & The Noble Six - Time
10) Simon Bostock - Suraya
11) James Poulton - Anodyne (Amir Hussain Remix)
12) Photographer feat. Susannah - Find a Way
13) Curtis & Craig - First Taste (Amir Hussain Remix)
14) Sam Jones & Will Rees - Oversight
15) Menno De Jong - Abhyasa
16) James Rigby - Night Owl
17) ID - ID 
18) Re:Locate & Robert Nickson - Vivid
19) Amir Hussain - To The Lost 
20) Bloodhound Gang - Dimes (Sean Tyas Remix)
21) Allen Watts - Gravity
22) 2nd Phase - Hostage (XGenic Remix)
23) Indecent Noise - Daybreak (Will Rees Remix)
24) Jon O'Bir - Ways & Means
25) Johan Ekman - Another Way

PS - Excuse clipping at parts, deffo wasn't any significant or noticeable clipping(red)on the night.

Amir Hussain Live @ Journey Cardiff

EuroDance(1994-2004) 
Uplifting trance(2000-present)

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.

Patrick Hayes born in London started mixing on the decks 1990 round the mate’s house on belt driven turntables. started mixing old school then got into Hardhouse techno trance . played in clubs in London from 1995 till 2000 had 12 years just mixing indoor and party started up again on echo￼boat parties on the Thames 2012 and 2013 I spent last 10 years doing what I’ve always wanted to do making music

Patrick Hayes has been in club seen for over 3 decades  all types of music he is a music lover always has been always will be sadly last year 2024 started losing my hearing in my right ear. I ignored it for a long time so decided to retire from music 2024 November due to hearing problems after 35 years .I spent 11 months having a break from music and decided I can’t give it up. It’s in my DNA. I can’t give it up I love it 😍 I spent last 10 years in studio making music.every weekend I now ￼decided to come back in 2025 (can’t stay off the decks) I will be playing music from Afro ,deep ,tech house,techno,trance.only make music for myself all my music never be on sale just love it ❤️ .😁🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺

No Trance .. No Life
We are :Trance Lover
..............:Trance Family
..............:Trance Forever
With Love & Faith
#trancethailand
#tranceloversinthailand
#trancemusicloversinthailand
#tranceunitythailand

Wow, hadn't realised what a journey SoundCloud would take me on.  After many years of passive listening to music I've dieted on a variety of tastes. My appetite for new sounds is undiminished and SC provides plenty of food. I am not a musician and have only recently started to listen positively to the sounds. My early years began listening to music from ABC, The Beatles, The Carpenters Dire Straits Eagles Fleetwood Mac Genesis Elton John Led Zeppelin Gilbert O'Sullivan Rod Stewart Supertramp Tangerine Dream Vangelis The Who and many more.
If you can't spot a trend in my current likes it may be because it is diverse. I love listening to all my playlists which contain tracks that I like and if you like any of the music you must thank the artists not me.

Hailing from Bahrain, a country with no Electronic Music or Trance roots, Amir has fallen in love with electronic music back in 2007 for the first time having been massive alternative rock fan beforehand and has not looked back ever since. 

By around end of 2007 & still in high school Amir had only just discovered Trance and was keenly interested in the genre. Early influences include Tiesto & Armin van Buuren. Tiesto is the earliest influence on Amir's musical taste in electronic music and had paved the way for him to look into the genre more and find other artists. Artists such as Sean Tyas of which who's track ''Lift'' simply made Amir quit anything that wasn't Trance or electronic for the matter and never look back.

Over the last three years Amir has stamped his mark onto the Trance scene with his productions that have been supported by massive names such as Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Aly & Fila, Paul Oakenfold, Sean Tyas and many many more. 

With plenty of high profile releases under his belt on labels like Armada, Black Hole Recordings and Monster Tunes. Remixing big hitters such as Bryan Kearney, John Askew and Dash Berlin, he shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.

He took up DJ'ing as soon as possible at around mid-2008 and is self taught. Always having an ear for the hidden gems here and there - Amir's taste in Trance is not limited by style or tempo, his productions and sets reflect exactly the kind of sound his influences play and produce, everything in the Trance spectrum. 

As a DJ he had the privilege to play on the same line-ups with huge names in the Trance scene such as Paul van Dyk, Sean Tyas, Mark Sherry, Thrillseekers & Lange amongst others. In countries such as the UK, USA, Australia, Holland and more.