Kept exclusive for the Universal Religion Chapter 5 album, but now finally revealed on AVA Recordings, is Ashley Wallbridge's 'Vision'. That one track you've had stuck in your mind for weeks is finally hitting your speakers...
Weeks have passed since the new single of Ashley Wallbridge was premiered and kept a secret under the ID veil. While his 'Jynx', 'Moonlight Sonata' and 'Liquid' were still rocking clubs, Armin van Buuren fell in love with the successor, 'Vision'. And he wasn't the only one. As soon as the 'Universal Religion Chapter 5' album was revealed, dance society has been impatiently longing for 'Vision' to be released. Now that it's finally here, it's ready to hit in, with hard impact.
A melodic, contagious prog-trancer like 'Vision' is a rare gift. Ashley Wallbridge once again shows to have found the perfect hook and gets the masses moving to a highlight only he knows how to create. 
If the darker, more proggy side of 'Vision' intrigues you, let the Michael Tsukerman's remix tell you a nocturnal story.

Ashley Wallbridge - Vision (Michael Tsukerman Remix) [Soundcloud preview]

Two of Israel's finest prog-house producers team up for a second round of quality releases. Michael Tsukerman and Igal Gofman, blending the progressive trance smoothness with piquant house sounds, present the follow-up EP to their 'Arpology' and 'One Way Back'.
Riding the same fluent mix of influences, the duo presents the contagious pack of 'Ethnica' and 'One Thousand Moons' on the Pilot imprint. 'Ethnica' is a warm wave of progressive trance, reaching out with an indulging melody line and soothing summer-like sounds.
'One Thousand Moons' is heavier on its chords, but playful in its set-up. Deep, stirring and strong.

Gofman & Tsukerman - Ethnica (Extended Mix)

Special Corona Release Party! In the next month I'll be releasing hopefully about 20-30 unrelelased tracks and remixes I did that never saw the light of day. Most of them made between 2002 - 2011. As you can guess the style is very different from what I did in the last years of production, and the production is pretty much garbage as I was only starting. I'll try to upload a new track every 2 days so watch the page.

First track - I can't recall when exactly I made it and not even sure which DAW I used, but it's from around 2006-2005. Sound is OK'ish but I only had an MP3 version of it - Enjoy

Tantalus (2006, Unreleased)

Track #2 - Made it in 2009 and was trying to create something different then my usual stuff back then. Progressive techno'ish attemp. Vocals are me messing around with a cheap condencer :)

Downfall (2009, unreleased)

Corona release party - Track #3 - I did this one in 2004 as sort of a first attept at chillout/ambient/downtempo music which I really liked back then. Obiously never released as I didn't even know who would be interested in this. Listen and relax.

Coco The Clown (2004, unreleased)

Corona release party - Track #4 is a remix I did for Cosmic gate's back to earth - This was purely for fun and it's absolutely ancient. I was still using Reason DAW at this time and I had no idea about sound or anything really :) Back then I was using my "Next Exit" alias. Tried to remaster it a bit before uploading it here but I only had an MP3 version of it so...

Cosmic Gate - Back To Earth (Next Exit Remix, 2002)

Conoa release party - Track #5. Ok so this was I think part of a remix competition (That I didn't win obviously) It's "only" 13 years old so you can hear that the style is a bit different and much lower BPM (130)

Sonorous - Last Sunday (Michael Tsukerman Remix) 2007 Unreleased

Track #6 - This one goes incredibly back I think 2002-2001. It's a remix I did for a track I really used to love and If I recall this is the first thing I even made on Logic Studio when I was just starting to learn it.

Absolum - Secret (Next Exit Remix, 2002 unreleased)

Corona Release Party - Track #7, This one has some history - It was supposed to be my 3rd release under the Next Exit alias but eventually it was not released (Probably a good thing as it sounds meh) it's from around 2004, didn't even have any monitors back then and was mostly produced on regular speakers and trash headphones :) It has a Climax 69 Remix which I might release as well

Next Exit - Wakeup (Original Mix) 2004, Unreleased

Track #8 - You can find a rip of this ine on youtube under my "Tzooki" alias as a remix - I'm not sure TBH where that rim came from, probably one of my super old sets for my online radio show. So this remix was done in 2005 and was never officialy released, have fun!

Dj Tatana - Words (Michael Tsukerman Remix) 2005, unreleased

Adi Perez - Penalty (Michael Tsukerman Remix) **OUT NOW ON BEATPORT**

Igal Gofman & Michael Tsukerman are the names behind the Israeli duo – Gofman & Tsukerman. The two met 10 years ago and discovered that they both share huge passion for electronic music – a passion that in time will bring them to produce music together.

Michael (1982) has been producing music since he was just 14 years old. As a child he discovered his big passion for music and was influenced by artists like Depeche Mode, Pink Floyd & Queen. He discovered trance when he was 12 years old and instantly fell in love, producing his own tracks was only a matter of time, and 2 years later he already started working on his own tracks. His first breakthrough came in 2003 when he released his first track “The rise of nations” under the German label “Drizzly”. The track was a big success on the dance floors around the world and introduced his name to the global trance scene.

Later on tracks like “Memories from the future”, “My name is sawtooth”, “Are you mad” & “Tel Aviv” were played by the biggest names in the industry including Armin Van Buuren, Paul Van Dyk, Tiesto, Judge Jules, Cosmic Gate & many more.

His latest track “Sivan” has left quite an impression on Armin Van Buuren and was selected to appear on the highly acclaimed “A state of trance 2009″ compilation.

Michael has also a monthly radio show on sense.fm radio station called “Music Refinery” where he delivers each month a 2 Hour DJ set for many of his listeners.

The other half of the duo is Igal Gofman (1984). Igal has been listening to music since he can remember himself – growing up on artists like Michael Jackson, Daft Punk & the Prodigy – he knew that producing music was his future and what he wanted to do most.

At the age of 16 after saving some money he finally bought his own equipment and started working on his dj’ing skills playing on both vinyl’s & cd’s. Eventually his love for music brought him to start producing his own tracks and after few years of producing various styles of electronic music, he decided to expand his technical knowledge and skills and went to the Israeli college for sound & music – BPM.

2008 was the year Michael and Igal decided to join forces and started producing music together under the alias “Gofman & Tsukerman”. Michael’s love for trance and and Igal’s house influences generated their unique and original fusion of styles.

In 2010, after a lot of work their first EP “One way back” was released on Armada’s sub-label Pilot 6 and was supported by Armin Van Buuren on his weekly radio show – “A state of trance”. Later on they released their second EP – “Ethnica” – with their new and familiar sound.

This year is looking very busy for this duo as they are currently working on numerous projects planned for the near future. We suggest you keep your eyes open out for them as many new materials are waiting to be released!

Gofman & Tsukerman - Ethnica (Extended Mix)

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