My set from Cyprus-Groovy/disco/house enjoy <3

Groovy :)

Taking it back to his roots on this one, BEDOYA presents us with a jam-packed mix of Latin & Tribal grooves for the third instalment of our mix series 💃

Featuring three of his unreleased productions, along with a banging tracklist, there is no doubt that BEDOYA will be making waves in the time to come.

Huge thank you to @ethan_bedoya for getting this through to us and we thank you all for tuning in 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🫶

Link in bio, make sure you don’t miss this one! 🔊🔊🔊

Mortimore Mix #003 - BEDOYA

Selections 04

Newww lil mix for april. Much housier, somewhat slower and maybe even groovier tbf,,,
hope you enjoy :)

4/23 MINIMIX

Up the S - Volume 1

Lost Sundays Type Mix

IN2U

135 BPM, F Minor

Took a vocal sample from that scene in little women n ran with it to make this odd Progressive/Melodic TranceTech tune!
Produced, Mixed, Mastered by me.

Jo & Laurie

>FREE DL CLICK HERE<

STAPLES. - ★彡 Jo & Laurie 彡★  [FREE DL]

Fresh heat from down under, BLADEXC surfs in from the Gold Coast with this absolute party starting weapon for the second release on Final Lap. Heavy artillery this - BEWARE!

FREE DOWNLOAD: https://hypeddit.com/bladexc/strikeapose

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BLADEXC - Strike A Pose [FINALLAP02]

Berlin underground TRANCE/TECHNO crossover.
“This Berlin Trance Club” by Kelly Hector (kellytranscend)
Bottom Line:
A driving, club-first trance cut that locks into a hypnotic 135 BPM pocket and stays there with conviction. It’s about tension, motion, and late-night release—more floor weapon than radio single—and it succeeds on that brief.

What Stands Out:

1) Groove & Pace (A-)
At an estimated ~135 BPM, the track hits that sweet spot between classic trance momentum and modern tech-trance urgency. The kick feels purposeful rather than over-limited, letting the bass breathe and the groove roll. It’s built for movement, not pandering—good call.

2) Arrangement Arc (A-)
The structure is DJ-friendly without being formulaic. Energy ramps into a strong first peak around ~3:00, dips into a proper breakdown near ~3:54, and then rebuilds for a satisfying second run after ~4:30. It reads like a set piece that’ll blend cleanly on either side.

3) Mastering Choices (A-)
Measured from the uploaded WAV (48 kHz, 16-bit, stereo), the track peaks at about -2.8 dBFS with an average around -15.3 dBFS (crest ~12.5 dB). Translation: not brick-walled, with healthy headroom and punch intact. That restraint pays off on big systems.

For Fans Of:
Ben Klock’s pacing, early-2010s tech-trance tension, and Berlin-leaning minimalism with a melodic shimmer. Think floor-tested utility with just enough atmosphere to feel cinematic at 3 AM.

Verdict:
Confident, club-minded, and mixable. As a Berlin-coded trance tool, it does the job—cleanly and with taste. Give it a tiny injection of signature melody or timbral identity, and it crosses from “reliable floor weapon” to “who made this?” level.
Note: All music on the linked SoundCloud is original and owned by Kelly Hector (aka kellytranscend).

THIS BERLIN TRANCE CLUB

New free DL for you guys. Was sat on this for a good 7 months and forgot to put this out :/

IN2U

Connor Graham

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