Noonix's set recorded LIVE from OTR Reunion - 'A Journey Through Trance' classics on Friday 26th January 2024. Set time was 00:00 - 01:00, representing the 2012 - 2017 ERA.

1. The Thrillseekers - In These Arms (The Thrillseekers pres Hydra Remix) (2017)
2. Simon Bostock - Suraya (2015) 
3. Sean Tyas - Da Doo Da Dah (Original Mix) (2016)
4. Simon Patterson feat Sarah Howells - Dissolve (Original Mix) (2014)
5. Tasso - Exploitation (2015)
6. Driftmoon - Bittersweet (Temple One Remix) (2014)
7. Daniel Kandi vs Exouler - New Way (2017)
8. Sean Mathews - Paradise (Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix) (2015)
9. Temple One - Santiago (Original Mix) (2016)
10. Giuseppe Ottaviani & Aly & Fila - Brilliant People (Extended mix) (2014)
11. David Forbes feat Emma Gillespie  - Shadows (Cold Blue Remix) (2017)
12. Paul Van Dyk feat Plumb - I Don't Deserve You (Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix) (2012)

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Noonix LIVE @ OTR Reunion - 'A Journey Through Trance' Classics 2024 (ERA 2012 - 2017)

I co promote a new fresh and exciting trance brand called audio therapy based in Wigan with plans to guest all over the Uk, our launch was on 28/10/23 with the mighty Craig Connelly as our headline Dj, the reason for me wanting to start off a new trance brand is because I feel trance in the northwest is dwindling a little, the northwest has a host off local talent which we hope to include in our lineups, so anyone looking to get onto the big stage send me a Demo mix to pdfenna@gmail.com…..Iv been into trance and electronic dance music since 1997. I was going to places like cream , passion, gatecrasher godskitchen and golden most weekends , I quickly fell in love with the club scene and dance music. 1997 was the year I first went to Ibiza as well and it was love at first sight, I bought a pair off technic 1210’s and pioneer DJM600 mixer around the millennium, I’d say around that time my influences was Seb Fontaine, Paul Oakenfold, Judge Jules and Tall Paul… I build up a decent record collection and learnt the art to mix vinyl over the coming years.. 
In 2005 I sold by turntables and upgraded to pioneerCDJ 1000s MK2.. after Seb Fontaine finished his 2 year cream residency around the millennium time.. the likes off Paul Van Dyk, Tiesto and Armin Van Burren was getting big in the trance scene.. I started to take an interest in Paul Van Dyks sound, and to this day after 20 odd years he’s still 1 off my favourite DJs.. I had my CDJs till around 2011, but I rarely went on them so I sold them and funded my Ibiza holiday in 2012.. I kinda retired from clubbing not long after Ibiza, I stopped getting the buzz like I used to.. fast forward to 2017 after 5 years out the game I met a group off clubbers from my town who was into what I used to be into. I started going to a few gigs with them and quickly found the passion again, by this time digital DJing was the in thing so I bought a decent pioneer controller and started my DJing hobby again, Followed by me purchasing some more technics 1210 turntables around 2018 thankfully I kept my vinyl collection, it didn’t take me long to learn to DJ again, the hardest part was getting my head around the djing software and preparing playlists.. you’ll find on my page my latest mixes and vinyl mixes.. my style is mainly uplifting melodic trance, but from time to time you’ll come across progressive house mixes..thanks for reading and hope you enjoy my mixes
If anyone likes what they hear I’m open to bookings you can contact me at pdfenna@gmail.com

Discovered my passion for Dance Music around 1988/89. A close friend and neighbour of mine at the time used to hold regular mini 'raves' at his home, himself borrowing his older brothers Vinyl records who was a local DJ at the time. The electronic waves of sound pulled me in and i began purchasing Vinyl records myself. 
As the music entered into what became the 'Rave' era of the early 90's my love for the emerging Hardcore sound took over. I watched the Prodigy live at the Royal Court in 1992 and my love for all things rave was sealed.  I started to attend events every weekend from around 1993 such as : Club Kinetic, The Hard Dock, Vibealite, Helter Skelter, Dreamscape and more locally Maximes, Wigan Pier, Mr Smiths etc etc.
More often than not i would find myself close to the DJ box having a look and thinking wow that must be some buzz literally giving all these people the time of their lives every weekend. I bought my Technics 1200's in 1995 and got right into spending plenty of pennies on Vinyl records,  all of which i still own. My first taste of playing out came at an 'Illegal' rave near my hometown of Widnes. I played a Hardcore set and was buzzing from the experience for days. I went on in my early 20's to hold a residency at a local Pub/Bar for 5 years or so playing parties, New Years Eve's and a regular Thursday night spot were anything from Happy Hardcore to Funky House would be played between 4 or 5 good local DJ's.
 For the large part with some Online Radio experience thrown in, DJing has always been a massive love and generally a hobby of mine.
However more recently after a competition mix for Strictly Oldskool in Ibiza gaining some interest on here and Social Media,  i have received numerous bookings within the Oldskool scene, becoming a regular at the ever growing S2S Festivals, playing alongside household names such as : DJ Slipmatt,Stu Allan, K-Klass, The Rat Pack, Mark XTC, DJ Faydz, Paul Taylor (for his Retro brand) and many more established top DJs within the scene. This has led me to some amazing venues one of which being one of the biggest and most respected of Dance Arena's Bowlers in Manchester, a venue i myself attended as a raver countless times in the mid 90's. 
The last couple of years seen me become a regular DJ for the massive BackByDopeDemand brand from Manchester who keep raising the bar time & time again with their all star Oldskool line-ups. 
I will always be into mixing music its something i just love to do, but this recent degree of recognition has given me even more passion for it all...... ;)
Keep an eye on my Facebook & Twitter for future events i'm playing at.

For info please contact : erayzor76@hotmail.co.uk

Sheffield based trance night that has caused a stir through club land ever since its inception in February 2007.

After quickly becoming known for a truly world class DJ bill, first rate productions and a unique atmosphere, OTR has given the local club scene a much needed beat injection.

OTR’s new home is FEZ Club in Sheffield. Here you can expect to be kept dancing until the early hours with a signature laser cut dancefloor bathed in FEZ's ultra-crisp Martin Audio sound system and a raised intimate DJ booth that keeps you truly involved in the action, not to mention state of the art visuals, lighting and productions; OTR has well and truly become a staple to any clubbing schedule.

OTR has always prided itself on providing you with one of the most upfront music policies and DJ line-ups you could expect to hear. Having taken a short break in 2009, OTR returned in an emphatic fashion and have continued to welcome a host of the world’s most prolific artists to its decks including Aly & Fila, Menno De Jong, John O’Callaghan, Matt Hardwick, Orjan Nilsen, Rank1, Simon Patterson and Sean Tyas to name but a few.

Always thinking outside the box, OTR have brought some of the most unique trance and progressive events to have braced the country to Sheffield over the years. With exclusive live performances coming from Solarstone, Roger Shah via a 3 hour extended set and The Thrillseekers showcasing his musical genius through his Live XTreme production, OTR pride themselves on bringing the freshest nights to the scene. Off the Rails were also the brand which proudly brought you local trance legend, Matt Hardwick’s final farewell event upon him announcing his retirement from DJing in 2011. For all those who attended the event, it’s safe to say it was a night to remember and certainly a fitting end for the man who has done so much for trance in the steel city.

The annual Journey Through Trance event is yet another shining example of OTR reaching out to its wanting ravers, providing a classics event with a twist through the talents of the country’s finest up and coming DJs. This sell-out crowd year upon year provide the perfect atmosphere to the soundtrack that has shaped so many people’s lives, making it a definite date in any clubbers diary.

Such is the reputation that OTR has now enveloped throughout club land over the last few years, the Sheffield based brand have been invited to collaborate with a host of the most renowned names around. From Insomniacz at the mighty Magna to Digital Society at the O2 in Leeds, as well as hosting the main room at what is one of the country’s premier venues, Air in Birmingham, for the sell-out Godskitchen event, SixFiveTwelve which saw trance megastars Armin van Buuren and Paul van Dyk take to the main stage.

OTR’s vision has always been clear; to be at the forefront of any clubbing experience. Rest assured, this is something we aim to continue and with a wealth of projects on the horizon, be sure to embrace that signature OTR experience.

Noonix LIVE @ OTR Reunion - 'A Journey Through Trance' Classics 2024 (ERA 2012 - 2017)

OTR (Off The Rails)