This SoundCloud playlist is where you’ll get early previews, works in progress, samples, stems, and maybe even remix parts along the way. A proper working project with live updates.

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#TranceFamily

The album that never was

The first of at least ten tracks this year. One a month. All trance. No distractions. No detours. 

One track at a time. One step forward each month. Let’s see where the road leads.

An album by the end of 2025? 

Nikolauss & John O'Callaghan - Reflections

this will be released on march 21st

Support so far from Armin van Buuren & Bryan Kearney!

John O'Callaghan - Memphis (extended sample)

John O'Callaghan - Crystal Caverns

preview of the upcoming vocal trance tune with Hailey J.

Released May 30th

John O'Callaghan & Hailey J - Lost in Sound [preview]

Lunar Divide is the latest in a powerful run of 2025 releases from John O’Callaghan, following Reflections, Lost in Sound, Crystal Caverns, Memphis, and the Pebble Beach (John Askew Remix). With this track, JOC moves fully into orbit.

Crafted alongside studio companion Paul Skelton, Lunar Divide is built around a celestial melody and a rare, hypnotic sequence that stays with you. It’s elevating, otherworldly, and unmistakably John O’Callaghan, a track that doesn’t just rise, it ascends.

John O'Callaghan - Lunar Divide

https://subculture.lnk.to/NeverLeaveYourSide

The album that never was:

1. Reflections
2. Memphis
3. Crystal Caverns
4. Lost in Sound
5. Lunar Divide
6. Never Leave Your Side
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John O'Callaghan & Lyd14 - Never Leave Your Side

John O’Callaghan continues his impressive run in 2025 with ‘Fragmentos’ - his seventh single of the year, and perhaps his most sun-drenched yet. First debuted as an ID during his Luminosity set, the track is built around warm airy melodies, and driving seaside energy. ‘Fragmentos’ captures a feeling of light, movement, and memory. With a live piano ending by Paul Skelton, this is a blissful Summer outro.

https://subculture.lnk.to/Fragmentos

The album that never was

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