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John Fleming / ˈ f l ɛ m ɪ ŋ / [1] [2] (or John "00" Fleming; born 1 April 1969) is an English trance producer and DJ from Worthing, West Sussex.He has had releases on record labels such as Ministry of Sound, Deconstruction Records, Logic Records, and 3 Beat Music.
Although focusing mostly on "Best of" compilations in recent years under various guises, the Euphoria brand went "back to its roots" in mid-2008 with its first release of new (all encompassing) trance music in 3 years as opposed to the subgenre releases. Summer Euphoria was also the first digital-only release under the Euphoria brand.
The Best Club Anthems...Ever!, featuring house, big beat, techno and electronica was released in 1997, and there have been 16 sequels. One difference from The Best Dance Album in the World..Ever! and The Best Club Anthems...Ever series is that Club Anthems originally had its tracks mixed, although this stopped beginning with 2003's Very Best ...
Hard trance would inspire hardhouse, hard uplifting, jumpstyle, NRG, and hardstyle. Perhaps the best known label for this subgenre of trance was Bonzai Records, a sublabel of Lightning Records with notable tracks including Jones & Stephenson's The First Rebirth, Cherry Moon Trax's The House of House, [27] Blue Alphabet's Cybertrance [28] to ...
Gatecrasher: National Anthems: Col/Sony 2 Gold 18 March 2001 [21] Ultimate Trance Anthems: Universal 1 — 1 April 2001 [22] Superstars: Warner 1 Gold 8 April 2001 [23] It's All Good! FMR 1 — 15 April 2001 [24] Nice 'n'Urlich 2: FMR 1 — 22 April 2001 [25] Just the Hits Vol. 4: Col/Sony 3 Platinum 29 April 2001 [26] Lazy Sunday: Capitol/EMI ...
Trance Energy, with over 30,000 people, has been selling out faster than ever before. In the 2008 edition of Sensation, there was only one trance DJ present in the line-up: Marco V. In 2009, trance was left out completely in favor of house (classics) and techno, however the music of the 2009 Amsterdam event turned out to be more trance like again.
2004 saw a new release of the single as "Silence 2004", though no song actually bears that title — the new single went to number one on the US dance chart and contained only remixes, both old and new. Of these, the new Above & Beyond remix is the most central, as the version included on the compilation The Best Of released in advance of the ...
The Best Dance Album in the World... Ever! is a long-running compilation series released by Circa Records, ... Erasure – "Always" (Microbots Trance Dance Mix)