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post 1698710933 03-04-2024, 09:37 AM
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Resurgence in Trance

As with all genres there are lulls and surges in quality music, and luckily it looks like there is currently a flood of top shelf trance pouring out from artists. Shaping up to be some good years ahead. Just take your favorites djs, listen to their weekly podcasts, and they will all be full of legit tracks. Phil Goodman.












post 1698710993 03-04-2024, 09:38 AM
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post 1698711083 03-04-2024, 09:40 AM
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Not exactly trance, but of the thousands of hours of listening to live "Cercle" shoots in beautiful locations around the world, I came across this song I can't stop listening to.


Jump forwards like a min to get past the intro.



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Originally Posted By rollerball⏩
Takes zero skill to make that stuff these days with DAW plug-ins doing all the heavy lifting.
Don’t care as long as it results in lots of great tracks. Plus that should free up time for them to hone their mixing skills(though that is also much easier now than ever).
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post 1698713543 03-04-2024, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted By rollerball⏩
The issue is the saturation of chitty tracks by chitty producers that buries the less frequent good tracks in an ocean of mediocrity
Yeah but that has been an issue for a long time. That’s why you pick just pick out 2-3 of your favorite djs and listen to their weekly mix. Let them sort through the garbage and bring the great stuff to the forefront. For example, just listened to Purify Radio every week and you’ll find tons of great tracks.







Or if you prefer a different style then the point still stands with regard to picking out your favorite djs and seeing what they prefer from week to week.
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