Posted by: Pete Kistler on: March 1, 2010
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: February 25, 2010
I also highly recommend you subscribe to Myon & Shane’s podcast, International Departures with Myon & Shane 54.
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: February 16, 2010
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: February 16, 2010
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: December 30, 2009
So, you a want a dancefloor-friendly electro house track that’s funky enough to shake booties, and gritty enough to make your subwoofers scramble brains? Enter Felguk’s “Do You Like Bass 2009,” six minutes of electroyumyum.
Play it, spin it, pass it on.
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: December 19, 2009
I first heard this Myon & Shane 54 mashup On A Metropolis Day (OceanLab vs Gareth Emery) listening to Above & Beyond’s A State of Trance podcast on the treadmill. Wait for the breakdown at 3:11… and let it take you away.
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: July 14, 2009
Check out Meet Me In Montauk by Signalrunners. Earlier this year at club Pacha in NYC, Above & Beyond played this and launched a burst of white mist onto the dancefloor right as the crescendo came to a climax around the 4:20 mark.
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: December 30, 2008

I have a confession to make: I love Mat Zo. His mixes never cease to amaze… “Silver Lining (Tell Me) (Myon at Albion Vocal Mix),” “Moonset,” and “Rush” are just a few examples of his other killer tracks. But his remix of Signalrunners‘ Recoil is currently at the top of my list. (And Signalrunners alone are probably within my top 10 trance artists).
Genre
Trance
Listen To It
Or check it out on DJDownload (be sure to preview [Matzo Remix]).
Track Info
Name: Recoil (Matzo Remix)
Original Artist: Signalrunners
DJ Info
Length: 7:30
BPM: ~132 beats per minute
Suggested Use:
Since this track has no lyrics, make sure the dance floor is already balls deep and in the zone before laying it down. Then watch the mayhem ensue.
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: November 28, 2008

Halfway Love (Original Mix) by Cedric Gervais & Second Sun is a trance track highlighted by a deep and driving beat, mixed-era synths and male vocals that carry you from on measure to the next.
Dive into the track at the 1:00 mark.
Genre
Deep and vocal trance
Listen To It
Track Info
Name: Halfway Love (Original Mix)
Artist: Cedric Gervais & Second Sun
DJ Info
BPM: ~128 beats per minute
Length: 8:08
Suggested Use:
This deep trance track shouldn’t be played too early in the set – make sure people are already moving, then queue up Halfway Love (Original Mix). Although it’s not particularly upbeat or a sing-along song, don’t be surprised if strangers start dancing to its driving beat. As always, read the mood of the dancefloor, and make sure to transition out before any signs of energy drain sets in from repetition.
Posted by: Pete Kistler on: November 28, 2008

These Shoulders (Club Mix) by Signalrunners feat. Julie Thompson is a deep trance track and excellent addition to any rave. Signalrunners lays down melodious synths and piano, which Julie Thompson accentuates with melodic, syrupy vocals. Tune in at the beginning to start moving or at 1:30 to begin where the climax starts building.
Genre
Deep and vocal trance
Listen To It
Track Info
Name: These Shoulders (Club Mix)
Artist: Signalrunners
Vocalist: Julie Thompson
DJ Info
BPM: ~125 beats per minute
Length: 6:05
Suggested Usage:
Depending on your friends, a sober crowd might find These Shoulders (Club Mix) too cerebral to dance. Queue this track up when your dancefloor has been going for at least an hour and a half.