A selection of my favorite tracks from this quality Hard Trance duo who made tons of remixes (and somewhat less of their own original productions) between 1999-2004.

With regards to their prolific output I'm sure I missing many of people's favorite tracks from these guys but these are those that made an impact on me back in the day.

Tracklist: 
01. [00:00:00] DuMonde - See the Light (Original Mix) - X-IT Records (1999)
02. [00:06:51] Face - The Face (Attack Mix) - Chaos Records (1999)
03. [00:12:21] JamX - Warriors (Original Mix) - Chaos Records ‎(2001)
04. [00:18:53] JamX Joins B.I.A. - ! Das Licht ! (DJ JamX & DeLeon's DuMonde Rmx) - Chaos Records (1999)
05. [00:23:27] De Leon - Fate (Original Mix) - Chaos Records (2000)
06. [00:30:08] JamX & De Leon - Sexomatic (Re-Work) - Access Tunes (2004)
07. [00:34:42] No Faces - I Can Fly (Original Mix) - Fate Recordings (2004)
08. [00:40:11] Kaylab - Here We Go (JamX & De Leon Remix) - Pro-ceed (2000)
09. [00:46:35] DJ Snowman - ..And Then They Start To Dance (JamX & DeLeon's DuMonde Mix) - E-Cutz (2002)
10. [00:52:15] De Leon - Hold It (Original Mix) - Chaos Records (1999)
11. [00:58:15] JamX & De Leon - Can U Dig It? (Self Control) - Fate Recordings (2002)
12. [01:04:11] Steve Morley - Reincarnations (DJ JamX & De Leon's DuMonde Remix) - Neo (1999)

Essential Guide To JamX & De Leon aka DuMonde (1999-2004)

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Essential Guide To JamX & De Leon aka DuMonde (1999-2004)

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