Trance Classics Part 2

FREE DOWNLOAD: Adam Beyer & Alan Fitzpatrick - Human Reason (Original Mix) - AMAN Edit

A very Anjuna/Above and Beyond influenced mix. 

Tracklist:
00:00 - 05:16: Mason - You Are Not Alone (Original Mix)
05:17 - 10:23: Above and Beyond - Thing Called Love (Andrew Bayer Remix)
10:24 - 15:19: Above and Beyond - Mariana Trench (Original Mix)
15:20 - 20:16: Progresia feat. Linnea Schossow - Fire Fire Fire (Ilan Bluestone Remix) 
20:17 - 24:28: Jerome Isma-Ae & Ilan Bluestone - Under My Skin (Original Mix)
24:29 - 29:28: Mat Zo - Pyramid Scheme (Original Mix)
29:29 - 34:02: Above and Beyond - Walter White (Original Mix)
34:03 - 39:59: Gabriel and Dresden feat. Jan Burton - New Path (Dave Aude 2007 Unreleased Mix)
40:00 - 43:26: Oceanlab - Secret (Andrew Bayer Remix)
43:27 - 48:38: Andrew Bayer - Perth (Original Mix)
48:39 - 53:18: Ummet Ozcan - Here & Now (Original Mix)
53:19 - 58:15: London Grammar - Hey Now (Arty Remix)
58:16 - 1:03:52: Above and Beyond - Alchemy (Myon & Shane 54 Redemption Mix)
1:03:54 - END: Reflekt - Need To Feel Loved (Adam K Remix)

Mix #1

In 2004, We released a mix compilation on Nettwerk Records called "Bloom" - it was a 2 disc affair which included some of our favorite songs we were playing in our sets along with our newest tracks and remixes. 

Once we had most of the songs compiled, we felt like the compilation was missing something. Something that "took you there" but also with a bit of soul and real instruments. 

So one day, on a lark, Josh decided to pick up his Fender Jazz bass and start playing some stuff. Dave immediately loved what Josh was playing and implored him to record what he was doing so it would not be lost in the ether of "great ideas never recorded."

What happened next was pretty incredible. We started building this song layer by layer. By the end of that day, we pretty much had it finished. A couple days of tweaks and it was done. 

We were so over the moon that we had made a song in such a short period of time that we didn't know what to call it. Enter Dave's realtor, Carol Robbiano, who was showing him a house on Arcadia Avenue in Oakland, CA. While driving to see the house, Dave played her the song. She suggested we name it "Arcadia" if Dave ended up liking the property. 

in 2005, we decided to start our own label called "Organized Nature" and we knew immediately that "Arcadia" would be our first release. For the single we updated a couple of things, re-mixed it to sound bigger and fatter and added a swing-y house beat. So the version of "Arcadia" on the "Bloom" compilation is technically a demo.





Gabriel & Dresden - Arcadia (Original 12" mix - edited)

many people believe that this was the Satoshi Tomiie Remix of "Lament" but in actuality, it was us, making a version that we knew Satoshi would really be into. 

And it worked. :)



Gabriel & Dresden "Lament" (Gabriel & Dresden's Dub For Satoshi)

Download here: http://bit.ly/BeautifulThings_BHR

Some tracks just keep on giving, Andain’s ‘Beautiful Things’ is on of those releases. 12 years after Gabriel & Dresden did their very beloved remix of this truly stunning tune it’s time for two brand new remixes. Both Dapa Deep and Kastis Torrau & Donatello give their different take on ‘Beautiful Things’. Dapa Deep, as their name suggests, gave the original a true deep house make over. Kastis Torrau and Donatello have teamed up again for their remix and the result is a pleasant progressive interpretation. Nice! 

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Andain - Beautiful Things
1. Dapa Deep Remix
2. Kastis Torrau & Donatello Remix

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Beautiful Things

Beautiful Things (Kastis Torrau & Donatello Remix)

Listen now: https://anjunabeats.lnk.to/Acoustic2

Sign-up for presale ticket access to Above & Beyond's 2016 'Acoustic' tour at: www.aboveandbeyond.nu/acoustic/

A small taste of Above & Beyond's forthcoming album 'Acoustic II'. The trio will perform with a full band at some of the world's most iconic venues including London's Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House and LA's Hollywood Bowl.

Above & Beyond are a phenomenon unlike any other in dance music. Grammy-nominated songwriters, they are the only British dance act to sell out Madison Square Garden as DJs, and yet are about to take an 18-piece band set up on a sold out tour of the world's most iconic concert halls: including London's Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House and Hollywood Bowl to name just three.

A show described by Billboard as “one of the finest in dance music history”, the tour - and accompanying Acoustic II studio album - represents yet another against-the-odds landmark in the unique story of Above & Beyond. Venues that normally take years of hard touring to reach are sold out on only the band's second acoustic tour - you are left wondering: just how do they do it?

The secret is in the songs. Sung back at them by thousands at their celebratory DJ sets, Above & Beyond's tales of life, love and loss have soundtracked weddings, proposals, hikes up Everest, marathons and funerals - stories which are tweeted and emailed in to A&B HQ each week. The lyrics have been plastered on festival signs, provided solace for fans in hard times and have been tattooed with pride by thousands of fans.

Following last year's critically acclaimed electronic album, “We Are All We Need”, Above & Beyond Acoustic II revisits several of the best loved songs from that album and as well as classics from Above & Beyond’s wide back catalogue and reworks them for concert halls rather than clubs; breathing new life and context into them.

Under the supervision of musical director Bob Bradley, the legendary trio have reworked a total of 13 tracks into rich, string-laden band arrangements that reference Portishead, Angelo Badalamenti and movie soundtracks with a uniquely Above & Beyond idiosyncrasy.

Reaching back into their individual musical histories, each member of Above & Beyond performs different parts of the arrangements, including Jono on Rhodes, Tony on guitar and vocals, and Paavo on grand piano. Celebrated A&B collaborator Zoë Johnston sings on re-imagined dancefloor anthems like “We're All We Need” and “Alchemy”, and is joined by a host of other contributing vocalists from Above & Beyond's past and present. Completing the ensemble, string quartets and percussion sections provide a big room feel of a completely different kind.

Acoustic II

No One On Earth

Light Blue Sun Remixes

Anything (Gabriel & Dresden Code 313 Dub)

Unforgivable

Unforgivable (Matteo Monero Remix) [feat. Jaren]

External Key

External Key (Original Mix)

Coldharbour Selections Part 24

Genelec (Original Mix)

Zero Point One

Trespass (Album Mix)

In Your Arms

In Your Arms (Original Mix) [feat. Jessica Sweetman]

Story Of My Life (feat. Carrie Skipper)

Tracking Treasure Down

Tracking Treasure Down (Original Mix) [feat. Molly Bancroft]

Pure

Shake the Demons

You Belong to Me

You Belong to Me (Extended Mix)

Guy Gerber - Stoppage Time

Josh December - Switch

And they're back again, the guys from T.O.M. This is their new single release on our In
Trance We Trust imprint, entitled "Monsoon".

A real monsoon in nature might refer to a change of seasons with lots of rain, but with
this new single "Monsoon" is the title of a superb track. When we focus on the original
version, then we just have to brace ourselves for a fast paced tech trancer with hard hitting
beats and a thick, rolling bassline. The theme, played by soft synths in the break and by
shredding strings throughout the track, comes in continuously growing layers and moves
toward a lovely climax. An urging drive is the end result; it just keeps going and going.
Jason van Wyk and Tommygoff took the rough edges off the original and each worked their
own magic. Jason van Wyk's version offers a smooth trance experience; Tommygoff turned up the BPM for a more tech trance rendition.

T.O.M. - Monsoon

Lament

Lament (Original Mix)

Trance Classics Part 2

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