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Craig Connelly feat. Emma Connelly - We Are (Daniel Skyver Remix)

Craig is one of the worlds most in demand Trance artists, known to his fans for his trademark euphoric & wistfully lyrical sound which started with his debut release Black Hole now with over 20 millions streams worldwide since its release in 2013, so few have a bonafide Trance classic of this magnitude in their catalogue. 

Craig has released 3 number 1 selling albums in 5 years and maintains 250-400,000 monthly listeners on Spotify alone from 36 vocal singles, 50 instrumentals and 25 remixes. A staggering amount of music from a 13 year career, with no less than 11 Beatport No1 productions and ranked in their top 15 selling Trance artists of all time.

As a DJ he is a mainstay across the UK club scene playing in every major city throughout the year. His popularity has led to regular bookings at premier festivals like Transmission, Dreamstate, Luminosity and ASOT. 

Further afield he is one of the only Trance artists on the planet to have a record added to rotation on Sirius XM, America’s biggest satellite radio service. This Life was played on BPM for over 6 months, propelling Craig’s name across the states and Canada.

Desde mi niñez, soy aficionado a la música electrónica. Soy de la generación que nació con ella desde inicios del dance hasta electrónica.

DJ / PRODUCER — Releases on Anjunadeep, Baroque, Alter Ego & more

Biography

DAVE HORNE (aka DJH) is a long-standing presence in the UK’s underground progressive and trance scene. Best known for his warm-up sets at The Gallery at Turnmills during the golden era of London clubbing, he regularly set the tone for artists like Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond, and Paul Oakenfold — delivering early-night sets built on restraint, depth, and emotional pacing.

As a producer, Dave’s sound blurs the lines between house and trance — melodic, spacious, and compositionally rich. His early releases on labels such as Baroque Records, Discover Deep, Anjunadeep, Solaris, and Alter Ego earned praise for their clarity and identity. Tracks like The Road to March (under his DJH alias) captured a moment, while Q.E.D. challenged the pace of trance with a deeper, slower aesthetic — released at a time when few were willing to take that risk.

Now in 2025, he remains quiet — but connected. There are murmurs in the background. Something’s building… slowly.