great mix mate. Cern - The Message massive tune love it!

omg brother some runes here very emotional experience for me thank you 🤗

Here is another mix in my 'Definitive Classic Trance Collection' series.

Welcome to 'Part VII'.

Track list:-

1. Nalin & Kane - Beach Ball (Gabriel & Dresden's South Beach Vacation Remix)
2. Perry O'Neil - Numb
3. Steve May - Blend Forty-3 (Luke Chable & Steve May Remix) [Antone Edit]
4. The Roc Project feat. Tina Arena - Never (Filterheadz Love Tina Remix)
5. R.O.O.S. - Instant Moments (Fire & Ice Remix)
6. Cultivate - Broken Pieces (Dale Askew's Liberation Mix)
7. Castaneda - Floor Control
8. GTR - Mistral (Antone Edit)
9. Neo & Farina - Mondial
10. Cern - The Message (Northern Mix)
11. William Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)

The Definitive Classic Trance Collection (Part VII)

Bookings :- Message me or e-mail antonedj@outlook.com

After returning from a holiday to Ibiza in the summer of 1998, Antone bought his first turntables and took up DJ’ing spinning vinyl from multiple genres such as house, garage and trance.

Feeling like a fish out of water in the usual beer boy type of venue with their mainstream, chart based music policy, he yearned to hear those 4 on the floor beats once again.

After reading an article in Mixmag listing ‘20 clubs to visit before you die’, he was surprised to see one situated in Coalville, which was local to his native Leicester. That club was ‘The Emporium’ and the night was called ‘Passion’. Walking through those doors for the very first time a few weeks later changed his life forever and It was from that moment that his love for trance music grew exponentially.

Gaining inspiration from Marc West, John ‘00’ Fleming, Armin van Buuren, Paul Oakenfold and deciding to fully focus on trance, he started handing out mix CD’s to promotors which soon saw him getting bookings to play out live on a regular basis in his local area and at nights such as Nocturnal, BabyPassion and Fixation.

DJ’ing was front and centre of Antone’s life for the next 8 years until real life and other interests got in the way. This hiatus lasted over a decade, but in all that time his love for trance music never left him. Ever since he returned and fully embraced today’s new breed of digital technology, he is once again at one with the music he loves and hopes he can take the next step to continue his career.

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