Classic 90s Trance mix. Enjoy!

BT - Flaming June
Paul Van Dyk - For an Angel 
Three Drives - Greece 2000
Veracocha - Carte Blanche
System F - Out of the Blue
Sasha - Xpander
Matt Darey ft. Marcella Woods - Beautiful
Push - Strange World
Binary Finary - 1998
Ayla - Ayla
Lost Tribe - Gamemaster
Tilt - Invisible
Push - Universal Nation 
Mauro Picotto - Lizard
The Thrillseekers - Synaesthesia

90s Trance Anthems

Heart Of The Rainforest

'Passion' by Killer Rhythm (Feat. Marina White)

BGM 04 HAPPY Music The Best SUMMER Music Lounge Bossa Nova Jazz For Studying Sleep Work

Sepia Spectres - EP out now: https://go.okbuttonmusic.com/ep

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The Message

OK Button was born out of a chance meeting in a Scottish underground music venue.
 
Amber Wilson, Nass Donald and Adam Falkner are the musicians behind the moniker boasting notable past projects. Amber was performing an acoustic set in her native Aberdeen when Adam fortuitously stumbled upon her gig. The two formed a friendship and began sharing song ideas over email. The process served as a welcome escapism from the loneliness of being on the road with their respective musical projects – Amber as vocalist with Bombay Bicycle Club and Morcheeba, and Adam as a drummer for One Eskimo and Babyshambles.
 
The duo teamed up with multi-instrumentalist Nass and writer/producer Craigie Dodds (Amy Winehouse, Gorillaz, Sugababes) and thus the outfit’s dark electronic, synth-pop sound was born.

The Message is the first single to be released, channelling honest emotion, unorthodox percussion and an eclectic soundscape. It’s a song about the disappointment of being let down by people you trust, and rising above. The chorus bursts out from the soft, ethereal soundscapes and unexpectedly proclaims “You motherf*ckers won’t bring me down” – a nostalgic nod to the 90’s hip hop of  Jurassic 5, De La Soul and Dead Pres that Amber had grown up listening to. Amber says, “I was really struggling with the chorus. I wanted to convey the elation of not giving a damn anymore and realising your self-worth, but nothing was doing it for me. I channelled my inner Tupac and we all ended up loving it.”

Website: https://okbuttonmusic.com 
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/OKButtonMusic

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