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Hearken Podcast 015 - Chris Dynasty

Tracklist:
Bryan Kearney - Say Nothing(Alex Di Stefano Remix)[Kearnage Recordings]
Mikael Jonasson - Fierce[Ground Factory Records]
Maceo Plex - Conjure Superstar[Kompakt]
Bold Action - Phantom
Jack Fleck - Turin[Wicked Waves]
A.Paul & Dolby D - Instant[Naked Lunch]
A*S*Y*S - Acid Lights(Alternative Drop Edit)
Chris Dynasty - Chrono[Tranztek]
Andres Fresko & BL3R - Jumpoff(Carnage Edit)[Smash The House]
Geck-o - Shakedown[Qult Records]
Alessandro Spaiani - Revenge[JOOF Recordings]
ACTI - The Sound Of Qult
 Deadmau5 - The Reward Is Cheese(Nom De Strip Remix)[Rising Music]
Phrantic & Dr. Rude - Groundstomp[Dirty Workz]
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Hearken Podcast 015 - Chris Dynasty

My remix of Chris Dynasty's masterpiece "Chrono"

I took a slighty different approach to hardstyle ;)

Chrono

Chris Dynasty - Chrono (Splinta Remix) [TTR025]

"Welcome" is a peak-time hard trance weapon from Chris Dynasty, fusing pounding basslines with soaring melodies and razor-sharp synths in true dancefloor-detonating fashion. Built for maximum impact, it captures that perfect tension between power and emotion — where driving rhythms meet hands-in-the-air euphoria.

Drawing inspiration from the golden era of hard trance while injecting a modern, cutting-edge polish, "Welcome" delivers a sound that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Its explosive drops and cinematic breakdowns create pure energy release — the kind that lights up late-night sets and festival mainstages alike.

Chris Dynasty - Welcome(Original Mix)

Melbourne-based producer Future Fate's debut release, 'EP 1', is a warm and nostalgic journey into electronica that takes the listener back to the era of mid-80's futurism and through a maze of dreamy Electro soundscapes. 

Composed of two original tracks, Afterglow and Arcane, you could easily be forgiven into thinking that Future Fate had travelled back in time, armed with an arsenal of modern day production techniques and unleashed them all straight into the heart of a Commodore 64