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ATB

ATB (born André Tanneberger on February 26, 1973 in Freiberg, Saxony, Germany) is a German DJ, musician and producer of electronic dance music. According to the official world DJ rankings, governed by DJ Magazine, ATB is currently ranked #4. Privately, ATB is known to be very good friends with trance producer Sash! and is also known to prefer listening to chill out trance rather than upbeat and vocal trance.

As both songwriter and producer, Andre Tanneberger has been living in two worlds for quite some time. One is the world of electronic music, where he has created extraordinary, melodious club tracks and played countless DJ sets all over the globe. Worldwide fame came courtesy of numerous top ten hits such as "9 PM (Till I Come)", "Don't Stop", "Killer", "Let U Go" and "Ecstasy". The other world is an atmospheric domain - smoother songs to lose yourself in, where you can begin to dream.

On this, his seventh album ATB has succeeded in combining the two worlds, without intermingling them unnecessarily. "Trilogy" provides the electronic and melodious ATB sound blended with a unique rock and pop crossover flavour on the first CD. The second CD, on the other hand, offers the listener 14 super smooth tracks. "Every album should have its own soul and a golden thread leading through all the songs. However, you only really feel the soul if you listen to all the songs together. If you mix up the faster and slower songs, that isn't going to work," explains Andre.

The golden thread he is referring to has been a feature of ATB's career to date. Punctual as ever, he delivered an album for his fans every year. "Seven years", released in 2005, was a mixture of new songs and a retrospective "Best Of" collection. This album formed a link between the past and future of his music. In doing so, ATB was also able to break with old habits. "Bringing a new album out every year wasn't a deliberate plan as such, it simply happened." Last year was the first in a long time in which I did not release a new ATB longplayer. After having played gigs all over the world in 2005 and 2006 I needed a break. I had to come to terms with new influences and jettison the old sounds."

Mission accomplished - the new album presents an array of innovative styles, making use of stronger instrumentation and tools:

"In the field of dance music the ratio or influence of electronic sounds to "handmade" drums, piano and guitars is around 90/10. We wanted to break open the whole thing and go for a 60/40 split, or even 50/50. We placed great emphasis on songwriting and spent a lot of time sitting in the studio playing drums or guitar, looking for new song ideas."

His productions have always been international in character. "I have never thought about territories as such, or composed a song that for a certain region or country. That never worked for me. I think people are the same all over the world. Club music is a worldwide phenomenon.

People in Brazil dance to the same songs as people in Tokyo, London or South Africa. Dance music is a brilliant way to connect people all over the world".

More than ten years of making electronic music and being a DJ have changed Andre, broadening his horizons. "My productions have become more adult. "Nevertheless his heart is still in electronic music, as well as being open to pop music. "You grow up and your taste in music grows with you." Andre thinks the same is equally true for his fans. Having grown older with him, this is exactly why they can still identify with his songs.

The title of the new album shows that ATB has not broken completely with past conventions, but still has an eye on his past. Two songs on earlier albums were named "Trilogy". The third version on the current album is not only the eponymous song, but also the concluding link of the chain. There is also a welcome return for a world famous international artist with whom Andre has collaborated in days gone by - the new song with Heather Nova turned out so well, that it has been chosen as the first single of the new album.

ATB also worked with Jennifer Karr, Jan Loechel, Jeppe Riddervold and Karen Ires on new album tracks. You can sense the creativity that has emerged from a concentrated phase in the studio. The many nights he spent with his team and best friend "Rhudee", designated co-producer, proved truly inspiring. Andre points out: "We had so many songs left that we could have filled another album as well." Having patently enjoyed his time in the studio, Andre is similarly looking forward to presenting the result to his fans. An eight gig Germany tour will be followed by shows in America, Asia, across Europe and Australia.

Albums

• 1999 : Movin' Melodies #32 UK
• 2000 : Two Worlds
• 2002 : Dedicated
• 2003 : Addicted to Music
• 2003 : The DJ in the Mix
• 2004 : No Silence
• 2004 : The DJ 2 in the Mix
• 2005 : Seven Years: 1998-2005
• 2006 : The DJ 3 in the Mix
• 2007 : Trilogy
• 2007 : The DJ 4 in the Mix

External links

Official site--ATB
Catch ATB on Myspace
ATB @ Discogs
Listen 2 ATB @ lastfm
ATB on ilike
ATB Lyrics

Shop online

eBAY
Yahoo shopping
eMusic
Triology -latest from ATB
Music ATB on Amazon

Download

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Rapshody ATB
Music on Yahoo
Download @ freedownloadcenter
download @ artistdirect
download @ ez-tracks
Download @ trancelements
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Infected Mushroom

Infected Mushroom is an Israeli psychedelic trance duo. Formed by Erez Aizen (also known as I.Zen) and Amit Duvdevani (also known as Aka Duvdev) in the city of Haifa, located in north Israel, the duo has garnered a large international fanbase. Infected Mushroom are known for their consistent sonic evolution exemplified by the subsequent albums The Gathering (1999), Classical Mushroom (2000), B.P. Empire (2001), Converting Vegetarians (2003), IM the Supervisor (2004), and Vicious Delicious (2007).
The Band

Erez Aizen was born on September 7, 1980 and has early musical training; he learned to play the organ at age 4 and started studying piano in the Haifa Conservatory at the age of 8. At age 11 he started toying with computerized music, first using Impulse Tracker, later moving to more advanced musical composition software. By the age of 18, Erez had collaborated with DJ Jörg and other notable psytrance artists, and had released 3 albums and a multitude of tracks under different psytrance acts (including Shidapu and Shiva Shidapu).

Amit Duvdevani was born on November 7, 1974 and has a similar musical background. He played the piano for 9 years, starting at the age of 7-initially learning to play with his feet, before taking a turn towards heavy metal and punk rock. Amit played keyboard and wrote most of the material for a local Haifa punk rock band known as Enzyme. Amit went to his first trance party in 1991, a week before being conscripted into the Israeli army (where he was first nicknamed Duvdev). He has more than once described this experience as life changing - from that time onwards all he could think of was trance music. After he finished his mandatory service, Amit spent a year in India (primarily in Goa), and finally decided to make music himself. He collaborated with a member of Shidapu on 4 tracks but never actually released them.

In 1998, Aizen and Duvdevani began playing together. At first they released a few tracks as Shidapu & Duvdev. These tracks were 'happier' and of the simpler side of trance. Later on, they formed the duo Infected Mushroom and started working on their first album. The name Infected Mushroom was chosen to commemorate a disbanded (1989 to 1993) punk rock band of the same name, which Amit had admired.

Guitarists Tom Cunningham and Erez Netz joined in 2004 - Tom plays with Infected Mushroom in the United States, while Erez Netz plays the rest of their gigs. Netz is a famous guitarist from Israel, and he opens their live shows with some electric guitar exhibition. As of 2007, Infected Mushroom has also brought in Brazilian percussionist Rogério Jardim to play drums and percussion during their shows.

In 2007 Infected Mushroom rose to No.9 in the influential DJmag Top 100 DJs poll, where they were also the highest psy-trance DJs. As detailed on UK website HarderFaster.net (a media partner in the awards who exclusively released the results online at midnight), this was the first time the category had been created, reflecting psy-trance's rising popularity around the world and the huge role that pioneers Infected Mushroom have played in this.

Albums

• The Gathering (1999)
• Classical Mushroom (2000)
• B.P. Empire (2001)
• Converting Vegetarians (2003)
• IM the Supervisor (2004)
• Vicious Delicious (2007)

A new album is currently being produced by Infected Mushroom. They are currently playing these new, unreleased tracks at their shows. While performing, Duvdev announced that they have an upcoming album, but he did not say when it will be released or what the name of it is.

Tracks Released on Compilations

• Acid Killer: Isr-Aliens
• Angel Jonathan: Yahel - For The People
• Anyone Else But Me: Unidentified Forms of Sounds 2
• Arabian Nights On Mescaline: GMS vs. Systembusters
• Blue Rhythmic Night: Space Mantra
• Cat On Mushroom: Space Cats - Beam Me Up
• Classical Mushroom: Israliens 2
• Coolio Remix: Coolio EP
• Crazy D: Isr-Aliens
• Dainai: Moon
• Devil Final Rmx: Unidentified Forms Of Sound
• Dirty 80's: Psysex - Hardcore Blastoff
• Doremifas: Unidentified Forms of Sounds 3
• Double Click: Israel's Psychedelic Trance 5
• Double Click (Piano Version): Unknown Album/Compilation
• Dream Theatre: Space Mantra
• Elation Station REMIX: Intercept Sound Enforcers Vol.1
• Electro Panic: Yahel - Private Collection
• Elevation: Another Life
• Elm: Unidentified Forms Of Sound
• Expose: Deck Wizards - Enhanced Reality
• For The People: Yahel - For The People
• Gamma Goblins RMX: Hallucinogen
• Gravity Waves Rmx: Xerox - Freestyle
• I See Myself: Unusual Suspects
• Into The Matrix: Israliens 2
• Look At Me: Voojo Rituals
• Merlin (Global Cut): Contact Clubber Vol: 1
• Millions OF Miles Away Remix: Oforia - Millions Miles Away EP
• Ministering Angels: Contact Clubber Vol: 1
• Montoya: Unidentified Forms Of Sound
• Muddy Effect: Deck Wizards - Enhanced Reality
• Mushi mush (Void Rmx 2005)
• My Mummy Said: Space Mantra
• One Absolute: Full On 3
• Psycho Live Mix: Full On 4
• Raveolution: Dali, Infected mushroom, Skazi, Sun project, Raja, Ram, Chicago, 29-30.04.2005
• Red Filter: Full On 5
• Scotch: Voojo Rituals
• ShakawKaw Remix (VibeTribe): Un:Balanced
• Smahutta: Full On 6
• Symphonatic: Tsunami
• The End Of Infinity: Boom Bolenat
• The Fly: Psychotropic
• The Messenger: Kum Haras
• The Messenger: Jorg On Mushroom
• Tiwanacu: Kum Haras
• Voices: Tsunami
• Waves Of Sound: Full On 4
• Wheels Of Time: Digital Dance Of Shiva
• Where Is S: Destination Goa 7
• Wider: Future Navigators II
• LSD Story (Duvdev Rmx): GMS - The Remixes
• Now Is The Time (Duvdev Solo): Full On 7
• Monster (A.K.A Something Else): Astrix - Artcore

External Links

Official site--Infected Mushroom
Catch them @ myspace
News,Info,Albums,Releases,Photos @ THE DJlist
Event calender for the year 08
Mushroom lyrics
Listen to Mushroom @ Lastfm
Infected Mushroom on ilike

Shop for the music

Shop online @ Amazon
Yahoo Shopping
Shop @ musictoday

Free Downloads

Download 23 albums of IM on Rapidshare
Music @ rhapsody
ICQ sound tracks
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Listen n Download @ Soundpedia
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Astral projection

The psychedelic trance outfit Astral Projection have gained respect and sales as one of the best in their field despite their base in Israel, far afield from the European dance mainstream. The group evolved from a production partnership involving childhood friends Avi Nissim and Lior Perlmutter, each of whom were DJs in Israel's dance/industrial scene of the late '80s before beginning their production careers in 1989. One year later, "Monster Mania" (recorded as SFX) became a club hit after being released on Belgium's Music Man label. The duo spent time living in New York running their own X-Rave, but returned to Israel by 1994. Nissim and Perlmutter founded another label named Outmosphere, which became Trust in Trance by 1995. Initially, the label was strictly a compilation-oriented venture; also in 1995, the pair issued the first volume in an ongoing series (Trust in Trance: Psychedelic Vibes) that featured many of their own productions -- including the first as Astral Projection. The second in the series did well on the Israeli charts, while the third volume broke them in Europe as well, earning re-release on the British trance label TIP (it appeared as the single-artist album Trust in Trance as Astral Projection). Nissim and Perlmutter soon jettisoned the compilation concept and released their first true Astral Projection album, Dancing Galaxy. It became one of the best-selling trance albums in history after its release in 1997. Another World followed in 1999 and Astral Scene the following year. Nissim and Perlmutter also reissued their early SFX recordings on The Unreleased Tracks 89-94 and released a DJ album, In the Mix.~ John Bush, All Music Guide.

Astral projection Today

Astral Projection make “full-on trance” combined with goa elements today. Fans of goa-trance claim that Astral Projection has lost their distinctive sound in favor of the “full on trance” style. However, their last two tracks “Open Society” and “The Prophecy” have been greeted more enthusiastically by goa-trance fans, causing renewed interest among goa-trance fans in their new album Open Society due in 2008.

Tracks released so far

• Trust in Trance 1 (Outmosphere Records/Phonokol 1994)
• Trust in Trance 2 (Outmosphere Records/Phonokol 1995)
• Trust in Trance 3 (Trust in Trance Records/Phonokol 1996) (TIP World UK release)
• The Astral Files (Trust in Trance Records/Phonokol 1996) (Transient Recs euro version)
• Dancing Galaxy (Trust in Trance Records/Phonokol 1997) (Transient Recs euro version)
• Another World (Trust in Trance Records/Phonokol 1999) (Transient Recs euro version)
  
• In the Mix (Trust in Trance Records/Phonokol 1999) (Transient Recs euro version)
• Amen (Phonokol 2002) (Transient Recs euro version)
• Ten (Phonokol 2004) (Transient Recs euro version)

External links

Official site -->> Astral Projection

catch the band Astral Projection on Myspace

gruvr.com--Tour map n concert alerts

Listen to Astral projection @ play.fm

Get the lyrics of Astral projection @ Dance Lyrics

Listen 2 Astral Projection for free @ Last fm

Astral projection on ilike

Fan site @ myspace

Download the music

Astral Projection @ Amazon

47 tracks available as downloads @ trackitdown

Download @ mp3.com

musicmp3 free download of AP

Artistdirect

Kohit.net provides free downloads

Progressive Trance

Progressive trance is a popular sub-genre in trance music and contains elements of house, techno, and ambient music. Trance became more focused on the anthemic qualities and melodies, moving away from arpeggiated analog synth patterns. Acoustic elements and spacey pads became popular with compositions leaned towards incremental changes à la progressive structures. Progressive trance contains distinctive sounds in many tracks, such as unusual basslines or original synthesized sounds, which generally makes it more "catchy". Phrases are usually a power of two number of bars in most typical progressive trance tracks. Phrases usually begin with the introduction of a new or different melody or rhythm.

Compared to trance, the progressive wing is usually deeper and more abstract, featuring a lower average bpm (around 125-135 instead of 130-160) and a recurrent melodic structure. This structure is intuitively described as consisting of three major structural elements: (1) build-up; (2) climax; (3) break-down. These three structural elements are expressed either temporally or in their intensity, if not both. A 'build-up' sequence can sometimes last up to 3 or even 4 minutes. Subtle incremental/decremental acoustic variations (i.e., gradual addition/subtraction of instruments) anticipate the transition to each subsequent structural element of the track. The initial build-up and the final break-down are generally very similar, adding a feel of symmetry to the general structure of the melody. Furthermore, a progressive trance track is usually longer than a regular trance track, ranging in length from 5-6 to even 12-13 minutes.

Although there is a general and increasing tendency to associate progressive trance with progressive house (or vice-versa), virtually rendering these two sub-genres identical, there are however distinctive characteristics apart from the strong similitudes between them: progressive trance inherits from its parent genre (trance) a wider melodic flexibility, while progressive house is usually darker and more minimal.

Some of the most representative names that currently work (almost exclusively) in this sub-genre are Markus Schulz, Gabriel & Dresden, Andy Moor, Armin Van Buuren, Schiller and Paul Oakenfold.

It should be noted that 2006 - 2007 has been marked by fans as a very good years for Progressive Trance music, With numerous tracks appearing in the trance scene that have reached extremely high popularity. As well as the long running Dj, Armin Van Buuren, being crown as DJ Magazine's Worlds No.1# DJ.

Hard Trance

Hard Trance, as the title suggests, blends traditional trance sounds and structure with harder elements more reminiscent of Acid and Techno. The tempo is generally increased to between 145 and 155 and the kick drum and bass is usually a focus for a clubbing audience.It originated in Germany in the early to mid-90's and is one of the earliest forms of trance

Charecterstics

The Hard Trance sound varies from classic trance with its emphasis on harder, often acid sounds. The beat is very strong, and the lead synths or pads are simpler, but still retain their melodic, "trance-like" nature. The "hoover" sound, so named, due to its "vacuum-like" drone, made famous by Human Resource in the early techno classic "Dominator," is used infrequently as of late, giving way to harsher lead melodies through synths or pads. Recently, a difference in production styles between the two stables of hard trance has developed, splitting the genre into what is commonly known as European hard trance, which can contain darker elements, and shares common production techniques with hardstyle such as the familiar off beat bassline and snappy snarerolls, which sets its roots in trance's heyday, with wide, epic synths and rolling, often "bubbling" basslines. Tempo varies from 140 to 145 beats per minute. Jones & Stephenson's track, "The First Rebirth" was one of the first hard trance tracks ever made, even though its bpm speed is actually that of hardcore music.

Noted Artists

• Alphazone
• Dark by Design
• Phil York
• Jon the Dentist
• Jones & Stephenson
• Kai Tracid
• Mat Silver & Tony Burt
• Uberdruck
• Yoji Biomehanika
• Vandall
• D10
• Louk
• Hennes & Cold
• Cosmic Gate
• DJ Scot Project
• Mass In Orbit
• Dj The Crow
• Bas & Ram
• JTB & Dj Chuck-E
• Andrea Montorsi
• Dave Joy
• Chris & Matt Kidd
• Luca Antolini Dj
• M-Zone
• Steve Hill
• Megara vs. DJ Lee
• Dj Wag
• DJ Ben Eye & Log:One
• Dj Slideout
• Tommy Pulse
• Sa.Vee.Oh