Andrew Lang, the Canadian producer that has been moving th echarts through his past releases brings on a solid 3 track release including some warm maleidy bound music that is to die for. With his clever touch to build melodies, he once more showcase he is one to watch for the fututre.

”Quality Time” as the title track and opener is called, brings on some tasty vibes, rich melodies and wamr percussion that we feel truly strongly for.

The 2nd track, ”Here In The Moonlight” is another beauty from the man of melodies, where he showcse beautiful melodies in progression and we feel he brings on his very A-game so far through this production.

The 3rd and final one, ”The way I See It” is another of the talented Canadian masteroieces that we are happy to showcase through our imprint. With deep kicks, beautiful moeldy arrangements and warm bass sounds, he definiteyl brings on some more music that s right up our alley and we can't be happier than to bring you, the sensational sounds of Andrew Lang to you this week.

ESR 162 Andrew Lang-Quality Time [ Jan 30 Out ]

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Supported by: Above & Beyond, Paul van Dyk, Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten, Jaytech, Chicane, Andy Moor, Cosmic Gate, Fatum, Paul Oakenfold, Roger Shah, Blake Jarrell, tyDi, JES, Ruben De Ronde, Judge Jules, Ost & Meyer, Shane 54, DJ Feel, Tom Fall, M.I.K.E and more!

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Andrew Lang is a Canadian progressive house and trance producer from Toronto, ON. A former high school teacher, Andrew’s path to the world of electronic music has been an interesting one. 

“I started playing piano when I was 6, but it was guitar that I was always interested in. I got my first guitar when I was 12 and was involved in bands as a lead guitar player throughout high school and into university. It was there I first discovered house and trance music. I always knew it was only a matter of time before I started writing that too, it just took me a while to get there. During teacher’s college I opened up Garage Band that came with my Mac and thought ‘what the hell, lets give it a shot.’ The result was about 10 very rough tracks, but the ideas were solid. However my music life took a detour when I got a fulltime job teaching high school for 3 years. After leaving the school I finally decided to focus on doing this properly. I picked up Ableton, read and watched a ton of articles on music production, add a whole lot of trial and error, and 4 months later the result was my first EP.”

Influenced by everything from the groovy side of tech house and techno, to the lush soundscapes of old school trance, the result is the perfect blend of driving percussion lines, massive leads, soaring melodies, and epic build ups. It is through the expert melding of these diverse musical elements that Andrew Lang has shaped a truly unique sound.

music!!!1 yo

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Black Hole / Sudbeat / Bonzai / Manual / Natura Viva / System / Baroque  / Movement / Lowbit / Balkan Connection/BCSA / One of a Kind / Stripped / Mistique Music / Dopamine / Sound Avenue/3rd Avenue  / Soundteller / Stellar Fountain


Contact; audiostormmusic@gmail.com

  

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From his early childhood in Podgorica, Montenegro,Ognjen was fascinated by music. He enjoyed its energy and beauty and it was that which made him decide to follow a career in electronic music. He quickly realised that he had to absorb as many different genres of music as possible and became obsessed with bands like Pink Floyd, David Bovie, Joy Division,The Doors,The Cure, Phil Collins, Sting, Simply Red, Depeche Mode, Stone Roses,Pet Shop Boys, Kraftwerk, Vangelis, Jean Mishel Jarre, Mike Oldfield to name but a few.

By the beginning of the 90s, as grunge rock took over as the popular contemporary sound, AudioStorm turned his attention towards the pioneering electronic bands of the burgeoning underground dance scene and in particular the music that was coming from Goa, India. Psy Trance as it became known was for AudioStorm a diverse, forward thinking, adventurous mix of eastern and western cultures and new and older sounds. A melting pot of possibilities. It was listening to this music which inspired him to begin to explore more progressive sounds of DJs Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Circulation, Deep Dish, Silicone Soul, Darren Emerson, John Digweed, Sasha, Pete Tong, Danny Howels,Satoshie Thomy, Sander Kleinenberg, Dave Seaman,Swen Wath,Swayzak,The Timewriter, Terry Lee Brown Jr, Terry Francis, Anthony Pappa and many other artists. 

As his interest in electronic music crew, AudioStorm began to write his own tracks which are supported by many of his childhood heroes and contemporaries. He now has releases on multiple labels from mighty Particles and now legendary System and Baroque through to Balkan Connection,Mystique Music and Polytechnic,among many others. He also has a diverse range of releases from Progressive House and Techno to Chill-Out and Indie Dance. This clearly indicates a talented producer who does not let genre boundaries cloud his musical vision!

One of the many powerfull influence factors is of course ALBUMS that move them to the limits of modern electronic sound and surely the MAJOR IMPACTS !


Kraftwerk - Autobahn
The Prodigy - Experience,Music for the Jilted Generaton
Underworld - dubnobaswithmuheadman
Future Sound of London - Accelerator and single Papua new Guinea
Moby - Ambient
Anastasia - Nokturnal
Dead can Dance - The Serpent's Egg
Vangelis - Chariots Of Fire,Blade Runner,Theme from Antartica
Mike Oldfield - all works
LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad and all GLO crew
Hernan Cattaneo - epic album in sunrise of progressive sound - ˝South America˝  for Paul Oakenfold label Perfecto


His music played & supported by 

John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Richie Hawtin, Nick Warren, Dixon, Erick Morillo, Thievery Corporation, Robert Babich, Dave Seaman, Guy J, Oliver Shories, Marco Carola, Above & Beyond, Matt Darey, John 00 Fleming, Max Graham, Solarstone, Omid 16B, Marcus Schulz, Cid Inc, Marcelo Vasami, Fernando Ferreyra, Soundexile, Darin Epsilon, KINTAR,and many others ...

Discovering you young talented artists and new fresh music that we like.


Resident at: 

Resonate Together 
Progressive House UK
Trance Unleashed

Hi, my name is Mark Selby, back in the day, around about 1990 I first went to the legendary club in my home town of Sunderland "The Blue Monkey" and straight away I was hooked to the ever growing rave scene that was taking over the country. After several years of clubbing and trekking up n down the country attending raves I decided to purchase my own set of Technics 1210's. At first I started messing about with techno until I heard an amazing set played on the Essential Mix by the one n only Paul Oakenfold, that was it, I was hooked to psytrance  buying tracks on Perfecto Flouro, Union Jack and Dragonfly etc. It wasn't long after that I was introduced to epic house music and realised this was the sound that I wanted to start playing, listening to and taking inspiration from dj's like Sasha, John Digweed, Dave Seaman to name a few. Eventually the scene took on the name of Progressive House, this was the style of music that I played for the next 6 years before hearing UK Hard House, I started playing hard house with old friends that I used to go out raving with.
This was a fantastic time when me and my friends did various nights the Sunderland playing in local bars, our most successful night "Crackdown" was a fantastic event where we would pull in a crowd of proper die hard music fans....good times ;-)
After about 6 Years of playing hard house I started to get back into trance music again and also took the digital plunge and started using CDJ's which I found strange at first but soon got the hang of, I messed about with trance for a few years before reverting back to my true roots of progressive house, the music that I first started to play back in 96.
Around 2 years ago I started a SoundCloud account and started putting my mixes online and the rest is history!!!!