Next on Overload is Discover, Pharmacy, JOOF and Perfecto Fluoro featured Artist Magnus. From the onset the rolling psy bassline captures you into the hypnotic acid tabs, chopping vocals and evolves into the arp pluck riff to its eventual euphoric breakdown enriched with pad layers and infused female vocals leading the pre climax drop. This continues with every element previously introduced slowly introduced, until the familiar acid stabs and dark rolling basslines return. Support by Armin Van Burren on ASOT 693, this promises to satisfy any Psy Trance and cross over Zealot. 

On remix duties, Chris Voro return with two remixes. The 'Thumping' remix delivers Voro's classic Psychedelic breaks signature chart topping sound. With vocal chops, tough snares it drops with acid fuelled riffs and hard hitting kicks providing DJ's the perfect break to any 4/4 set and interpretation to the original.

In complete contrast, Voro demonstrates why he is an established name in PSY trance circles with the progressive 'Enlightening' remix. Consisting of classic interactive and counterpoint layers of pads, synths, LFO acid stabs it draws you to the delicate breakdown saturated with the riff in the original. The Vocal and acid stabs build to the eventual drop of perfect swinging PSY rolling bassline. A must have weapon for any PSY enthusiast, critic or professional performer. 

Magnus - Frozen Sun (Chris Voro's Enlightening Remix) [Critical Overload]

Chris Voro is a prolific electronic music producer and DJ who floats seamlessly between genres that include breaks, trance, psychedelic trance and ambient.

A true follower of the darkest side of electronic music, he infuses his productions and sets with a multitude of emotions, resulting in an underground vibe that captures the mind.

Supported by legendary names of the trance, breaks and chill out scenes, including Paul Oakenfold, John Askew, Aly & Fila, Activa, Simon Patterson, The Crystal Method, Astrix, Sean Tyas, Mark Sherry, Grum, Beatman & Ludmilla, Far Too Loud, Pale Penguin, Sketi, Fisso & Spark, Ryan Farish and more, the list speaks for itself…