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Alex M.O.R.P.H. feat. Sylvia Tosun - Antara (The Circle) (Den Rize Remix)

Progreg feat. Cary Less - Sing For You (Tvardovsky Remix) [Moonbeam Digital]

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The voice behind megahits like Armin van Buuren’s ‘Shivers’, Ernesto vs. Bastian’s ‘Dark Side of The Moon’ and Rex Mundi’s ‘Nothing At All’ speaks up. On ‘Closer’, Dutch vocalist Susana introduces you to her multifaceted voice, as she joins forces with some of the best producers in dance music.

Vocals can enrich a track, make it stronger, bring emotions and translate what instrumental sounds can’t express. In the past 7 years of her career, Susana has intensified productions to great success. Even though the main territory of EDM has long been that of DJ’s and producers, its vocalists are gaining ground and have a bigger platform to perform on. Susana:”The biggest changes since the start of my career, is that I’m now much more aware of who I am as an artist. I really found my spot in electronic dance music and have a clear idea of where my preferences lie within the genre. So, when plans for a Susana album originated I immediately knew I wanted to be more involved in the creative process as well.” Armada Music follows this movement, and presents a new concept with ‘Closer’. Susana’s artist album has the format of a compilation, with each track being a collaboration with other producers in dance music. Dash Berlin, Omnia & The Blizzard, Mike Shiver, Josh Gabriel, Julian Vincent, Tenishia and Stoneface & Terminal are some of the names that Susana worked with, setting forth a diverse sound. The first single, ‘Closer’, a collaboration with The Blizzard and Omnia, has just been released May, along with a matching music video.

The ‘Closer’ album is a vocal-driven ride into deep, melodic trance and lush down tempo break beats. Susana: “My experience is that losing yourself in a song can actually bring you ‘Closer’ to yourself, as it awakens certain underlying emotions and, in a sense, at least that’s how I feel, sets you free for a while by relieving you of daily burdens. I hope my album will do the same for those who listen to it.”

Susana ft Stoneface & Terminal - Sunrise

Official remix for Markus Schulz feat. Ana Criado - Surreal. Will be released on Coldharbour Rec. (Armada Music)

Markus Schulz feat. Ana Criado - Surreal (Omnia Remix) in ASOT 503

Breaking the stratosphere, hurled up out of the troposphere and onwards, into the inky blackness… With their first space odyssey, Moonbeam travelled at some magnificent speeds around the electronic music universe. Seeing them successfully orbit the second rock from the Sun, the ‘Venus’ mission concluded four years ago. Now those fearless Federators are ready to suit-up again, to take their second space shot. This time though the Russian duo are heading in the opposite direction. Past the blasted lunar landscapes from which they part take their name, and upward towards that tiny mysterious red microdot in the night sky.     

For Odyssey II, the pair have compiled a tracklist to do their interplanetary journey supreme justice. In highly atmospheric and distinctly soundtrack-like fashion, tempos, tones, instrumentations and sub-genres change at the speed of sound. To do this they’ve brought together music from studio-astronomers like Cosmic Gate, Andain, Myon & Shane 54, Super8 & Tab and Julie Thompson, Jaytech, Andy Duguid and others. Mixing international names with homegrown talent, the mixes also mass audio from Moonbeam and their evermore renowned label stable. So climb aboard and strap in good ‘n’ tight, because musically Pawel & Vitaly are going further, wider and deeper than they’ve ever gone before. This is ‘Space Odyssey: Mars’.  
Mars’ departure lounge is the start-point for the outbound passage. Through the atmospherically detached chime of its PA, Moonbeam embark with their 2014 Mars Mix of ‘See The Difference’. Undercut with an anticipatory edge, Julia B’s vocals lends it an ice-cool veneer. With the metallic phase and super-flange of its techno margins, the brothers’ angle their own ‘Mirrors’ into the mix, further charting the course to deep celestial trance through Cosmic Gate’s ‘Wake Your Mind’.
With the rushing thrust of its drum code and analogue distorts, ‘Close Your Eye’s from Semyon ‘Hells Kitchen’ Ermakov and Moonbeam’s own brooding take on Andain’s ‘You Once Told Me’ warp the mix Mars-bound. As Earth becomes but a dot behind them, Cary Less’ willowy vocals lend Progreg’s ‘Sing For You’ its floating, zero-grav vibe, while Kiholm's dream of the ‘Long Journey Home’ is a suitably epic and progressive one.   
With Mars now on approach Andy Duguid grooves hard with ‘In This Moment’, whilst Allesandro’s tough, minimal, distractedly haunting ‘Awake’ bleeps more ominously. Revealing the mission's clandestine agenda, Mars Needs Lovers’ provide its outer marker, with the Russian duo's vibrant 303-rolling ‘Lovethief’. As it slingshots round Old Red, Fromance get low-slung, moody and reflective on mix-1’s closeout track ‘Back To Earth’.    
The return voyage begins as melodics fall on the liquid cool grooves of 2Fashion’s ‘Such A Shame’, prefixing Eva Pavlova’s hypnotizing vocal turn on Indifferent Guy’s ‘Danger’. More inventive vocals - this time house-ier in origin - come courtesy of Joshi’s ‘Raging Blue’, Myon & Shane 54’s ‘Outshine’ and the Da Fresh/Blackfeel Wite link-up ‘Angel’. 
From there ‘Odyssey: Mars’ sonically re-enters deep space. Tech-ily chewing up the homeward miles Orbik’s ‘If Its Love’ dazzles, while Jaytech’s cosmic retake of Julie Thompson & Super8 & Tab’s ‘Your Secret’s Safe’ further increases the mix’s velocity. Midway home Moonbeam pull a sharp stylistic diversion. With its percussion frission and super-delayed, near psychotropic FX, Mier’s ‘Twisted Mind’ affords a glimpse down the wormhole, reminding you that musically, with Moonbeam, anything could happen. 
Matt Fax provides the journey’s most upliftingly trancey moment with ‘Moreevenin’. Less ‘Out Of The Blue’ and more ‘into the black’, it begins to signal Odyssey‘s triumphant reentry. With the almost lamenting piano of goob’s ‘Apollo-17 hanging in the air, it transpires the Red Planet has sent someone (or something) back with it. Marsbeing’s otherworldly ‘Fancy’ provides the mix's ultra cool, quirky and strangely appropriate touchdown track.
If Holst had been a DJ, well this is probably what it would have sounded like…

Moonbeam feat. Avis Vox - Twilight Is Coming

Moonbeam - See The Difference Inside (Special Mars 2014 Mix)

2Fashion - Such A Shame (Moonbeam Remix)

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MaRLo ft Jano - Haunted [Radio Edit]

Ashley Wallbridge feat Elleah -  Walk on water

Andain - You Once Told Me (Moonbeam Remix)

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Written by Mitch Alexander:
The 41st release on Sound Avenue finds the Belgian imprint showcasing the winner's from the labels recent Han Haak 'Slaves In Transit' remix competition. The Original version was one of the standout selections on the labels 2013 Summer Sampler. The remix competition yielded several worthy submissions and after narrowing down nearly one hundred entries to ten label boss Dominique Heyninck began the arduous task of selecting the ones best suited to the ever evolving Sound Avenue umbrella. With a commissioned remix from Sebastian Markiewicz already in the bag the three competition winners chosen in the end were Mohn (NL), Phonic Scoupe and Matt Cahill. 
The first (and previously commissioned) remix is supplied by Sebastian Markiewicz who makes his Sound Avenue debut following three appearances on sister imprint Crossfade Sounds. The Polish producer's mammoth techno take on 'Slaves In Transit' shines with a tough granular groove, futuristic sound swells and apocalyptic overtones which are sure to be devastating on the darker dancefloors. 
Capturing the prestigious first place spot in the competition was Mohn (NL) who has already achieved some nice success with an appearance on Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeats Volume 2 compilation which was released in June of this year. The Dutch producers inspired take on timeless techno has been perfectly captured once again on his 'Slaves In Transit' remix. It's shimmering keys and shifty tones are undeniably catchy and the blissful harmonic underbelly is the icing on the cake. A standout interpretation from a future star in the making. 
Second place in the competition went to the hugely up and coming Phonic Scoupe. In addition to a strong run of releases on Stripped Recordings the production trio has turned in several outstanding bootlegs this year. For their 'Slaves In Transit' interpretation Phonic Scoupe have turned in a deep and groovy rework which proves to be an excellent contrast to the previous more techno inspired mixes. It's elastic-like bass hooks, drifting soundscapes and expertly tailored electronics make for one of the best remixes of their career thus far.
Closing the release out is the third place winner and relative newcomer Matt Cahill. With no previously released productions Matt took a shot in the competition and scored big. His atmospheric tech house reconstruction proves to not only be a great addition to the package but the beginnings of a very promising production career.

Slaves In Transit

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Han Haak - Slaves In Transit (Sebastian Markiewicz Remix) [Sound Avenue] - SA041

Shogun feat. Emma Lock - Save Me (Original Mix)

Nash & Pepper pres. Ostrega - First Scream (Mike Foyle Remix)

Nash & Pepper feat Rogue Raven - Changed

Klauss Goulart feat. Matt Johnson - Fallen

Hailing from Brazil rising star Klauss Goulart drops his first single on High Contrast. Among more mixes, Digital LAB delivers a firing hot remix.

Early support is there from:
- Marklus Schulz
- Kid Massive
- Jochen Miller
- Tune Brothers
- Matt Darey

Fallen

Klauss Goulart feat Matt Johnson - Fallen (Everson K remix)

Emotion Flash by Majai - Incognet Remix , 

**Release date** 

Aug 17th 2010 beatport
Sept 14th 2010 itunes, and other major online retailers. 

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Lyrics:
Don't know where its from
Thoughts that cross my mind...
I need you....I had you.

Somethings feeling crazy
Is it falling stars...
I need you....I found you.


Emotions Flash, I'm Frozen,
I want to reach can't move...
Hold my hand run with me.

Rain splashes the ocean,
Fall into the sea...
Hold my hand run with me.

Beatport

Emotion Flash by Majai - Incognet Vocal Remix Edit

04 Gabriel Delgado - Imagination (Ener.G & Andr

Gareth Emery feat. Mark Frisch - Into The Light (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Remix)

Hakan Ludvigson Ft. Tiff Lacey - Trust (J Nitti Remix)

It's a sad song, so I thought it needed a dark version. :)

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Paul Oakenfold - Southern Sun (Cold Blue's Dark Remix)

As a underground HOBBY BASED DJ .... I traveled the world and encountered many cultures and music currents. I am not a PRODUCER OR RADIO HOST ..... I am a compiler of the best of today beats. In the last 10 years I moved from CLUB
 DANCE to VOCAL TRANCE and VOCAL PROGRESSIVE HOUSE. Based in CANADA I have stream sessions in famous Night Clubs from time to time. MY COMPILATIONS WILL TELL EVERYTHING .... Enjoy DJ DODI ...