2trancentral

minimalistic.

Hemispheres

Humate & Rabbit In The Moon - West

Entrance

Entrance (Dave Angel Remix)

In the words of Holding Hands label-head Liam: "This EP from German duo 'not even noticed' is a music production lover’s dream. Honestly, the sound design and production levels are just beyond belief in my opinion. Needless to say, they have been on heavy rotation since I first received the demos and they aren’t anywhere close to getting old yet.

They somehow straddle the line between beautiful soundscapes and absolute face melting, eyes rolling back, grabbing the person next to yours’s shoulders heat. Does that even make sense? Well I think you get what I mean."

@holdinghandsrecords
@not-even-noticed 
Grab it here: https://holdinghandsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dont-you-dare-ep

Buy!

PREMIERE: not even noticed - Petulant [Holding Hands]

OUT 13.11.2023

Pre-order: https://sprayforever.bandcamp.com/album/ot-rails

Tracklist:
A. OT Rails
B1. Ceathair
B2. Spray & Baraka - Think of Me

At last, we get doused from the source; four priors of reissued gems and newer beauts now land us at the quintus maximus: the inaugural Spray on Spray. It’s large and in charge, as we pull back the velvety curtain to reaffirm the exquisite curator is just-as-exquisite a melody maker. OT Rails adjusts the prog antenna to broadcast 3 anthems from the great big dance satellite in the sky, including a collaboration with French cuties Baraka. You’ve had your trad, now dance!

The title track struts along its psychedelic catwalk with a sexy house swagger, unlocking a wobbly stack of pineal-tickling melodies en route. The angels soon sing in positiva harmony, before the piano-lude calls for a tight embrace with those closest to you on the dancefloor. Raise those hands aloft, you know what’s coming; that hard house’d snare roll soon erupts and, before you know it, you’re soaring like the white dove you are. Why does it feel so good?

Spray then switches channel to Ceathair, coaxing the prog spirit from the motherland as the psilocybinised breaks wisp through the undergrowth. The vibe is bouncy, as the diva croons and bassline sings, before the vista opens and the sprayed piper summons you home. Open that third eye, súil eile.
Our swan song is reserved for Baraka and Spray, conjoining their tech trance powers on Think Of Me. The trio up the pace for the grand finale, rolling the tight groove from the off while igniting its hybridised trance rump with hypnotic fervour. The friendly mantra floats heavenly above throughout, absorbing you in a semi-lucid ecstatic state. It’s a whirlwind of dancefloor energy from beginning to end, and Spray wouldn’t have it any other way.

Cat Num.: SPRAY005
Format: 12” / Digi
Written & Produced By Tiarnan McMorrow 
B2 Featuring Sarah Gamrani & Noah Dufour 
Mastering & Cut: Marco Pellegrino 
Distributor: One Eye Witness
Artwork: Lauren Harewood
Release Text: Nevan Jio

buy on bandcamp

Spray - 'OT Rails' [SPRAY005]

https://sprayforever.bandcamp.com/album/ot-rails

OT Rails

Spray - Ceathair

Spray & @baaraakaa - Think of Me
https://sprayforever.bandcamp.com/album/ot-rails

Spray & Baraka - Think of Me

Club Works, Vol. 1

Rotation

DJ-Kicks: DJ BORING

Pembe Bulutlar

Proxima proudly presents the reissue of the highly sought-after "Chasing Golden Planet" EP by Stockholm-based producer Peter Benisch, known by his alias Harmon Eyes. This rare record, first released in 1994, sounded way ahead of its time, blending dreamy floating acid with techno and trance, captivating listeners with its innovative soundscapes. Featuring remastered tracks and a fresh new remix by Audrey Danza, this release is a sublime roller and an essential addition for any electronic music enthusiast.

soundmetaphors.com/release/31315833/harmon-eyes-chasing-golden-planets-ep

Harmon Eyes - Junoctal [Proxima]

My remix for Sven Väth - Ritual Of Life was originally released in 1993 on Eye-Q Records
This track is imported from the original DAT and remastered by Oliver Lieb

Sven Väth - Ritual Of Life - Spicelab Remix (1993)

Gert van Veen began his musical career in the late 70’s. He played guitar, bass and keyboards in bands with musicians who later became famous with Urban Dance Squad and Spinvis. Van Veen himself chose a more experimental electronic direction and found the ideal musical platform in the Amsterdam house explosion of 1988. After several successful releases in collaboration with DJ Eddy de Clercq, including the very first Amsterdam house record 'Pay the piper' and the club classic 'Dish n tell' (House Of Venus), he started the (Detroit-)techno project QUAZAR in the summer of 1990, with wing man co-producer Eric Cycle. 
A year later, the first Quazar album ' The Seven Stars' was released, after which the group - expanded with dancers - embarked on an extensive Dutch live tour.
In 1993 van Veen started Welcome to the Future, a series of parties at Paradiso in Amsterdam, for which he invited befriended techno and house acts. The first editions included Speedy J, Orlando Voorn (1993) and the still barely known Underworld (1994), which Welcome to the Future later named as the moment the group broke through in the Netherlands.
After nine years of partying in Paradiso, Welcome to the Future moved to the new Amsterdam club Studio 80 in 2005, which van Veen as creative director (2008-2013) helped gain international fame. In 2013 the intimate Studio 80 scored an impressive 35th place in the DJ Mag Top 100 of international clubs. 
From 2007, Welcome to the Future also became an open-air festival, in nature reserve the Twiske. 15 successful editions were held between 2007 and 2022.
The final Welcome to the Future ('The last dance') attracted 25-thousand visitors in 2022.
In addition to being a producer, live act and party organizer, Gert van Veen is also an author. He graduated in musicology, was music editor at the Volkskrant for 15 years and wrote several books about music and the music world.
In 2018 van Veen received the Amsterdam Dance Event Lifetime Achievement Award, in 2022 a gold medal from the city of Amsterdam, the Andreas penning, as an ambassador of Amsterdam night culture.

Rotation

Khetama