1. Ciree – Inspiration (Original Mix) [PHW]
2. Kataploks – Azaelea (Original Mix) [Emergent Textures]
3. Jaytech – Ticon (Original Mix) [Positronic]
4. Van Yorge – Whitehaven (Andrew Lang Remix) [PHW]
5. Lokovski – Aurea (Original Mix) [Emergent Textures]
6. Emro – Vastness (Original Mix) [Emergent Shores]
7. Jettan – Sunset (Original Mix) [Emergent Shores]
8. Prus Control – Moments of Change (Original Mix) [Emergent Shores]
9. Lesh – Blue Spirit (Andrew Lang Remix) [Soluna]
10. Dextrose – Horizon (Mark & Lukas Remix) [PHW]
11. Desaicrator & Cosmaks – Sunday Morning (Cosmaks Progressive Mix) [Emergent Shores]

Shoreline Radio 044 [Andrew Lang Host Mix]

South Korea Based
Trance & Progressive Dance Music Creator & DJ

Supported by :
Armin van Buuren, Aly & Fila, Ferry Corsten, Solarstone, Markus Schulz, Super8 & Tab, Daniel Wanrooy, Assaf, Andrew Rayel, Alexander Popov, XiJaro & Pitch, Andrea Mazza and more.

Released :
Elpida Music, AVA, In My Opinion, Black Hole Recordings, Infrasonic,  Interplay, Davotab, Black Sunset Music, Emergent Music, RaveUp Records, Soluna Music, Big Toys Production (Freegrant Music) and more.

Contact & Share Promo: kataploks@nate.com

Producer/Mastering Engineer for Emergent Music

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!

Contact Info: For bookings, remix requests, etc. simply leave me a message here on Soundcloud or Facebook 

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.

Emergent Music is a global label collective, established to provide a standout musical platform for new and known talents to release their music on, which we pride ourselves on promoting to a strong and ever-growing community of fans and supporters.

Gaining regular support from the biggest DJs and channels in the world, the Emergent Family comprises four genre-specific label imprints:


Emergent Shores: Melodic Progressive House

Emergent Cities: Progressive Trance

Emergent Skies: Uplifting Trance

Emergent Textures: Deep House and Electronica


Our goal is to release the highest quality music in our fields, innovating and expanding the genres within which we operate; supporting the growth and development of our established artists whilst identifying and nurturing new talents.

shoresdemos@emergent-music.com
(Melodic Progressive)

skiesdemos@emergent-music.com
(Proglift / Melodic Uplifting Trance)

citiesdemos@emergent-music.com
(Club Progressive / 2.0 Trance)

Deep House / Electronica
texturesdemos@emergent-music.com

For any other inquiries:

info@emergent-music.com

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