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Trancendance has been broadcasting from Vancouver, BC since 2001. We favour Psytrance, Hard Trance and Epic Trance, but also play Acid Trance, Deep Trance, Hard Dance and even some Breakbeat. We also love a good Classic Trance Anthem, especially if it's remixed. Current influences include Sander van Doorn, Gareth Emery, Nick Sentience, Ovnimoon, Ace Ventura, Save the Robot, Liquid Soul and Astrix. Older influences include uni on Jack, Carl Cox, Christopher Lawrence, Whoop! Records, Tidy Trax, Platipus Records and Nukleuz.
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I was in a hurry after a day of skiing and just grabbed a set with a bunch of my fave tracks in it.
Wow, I wasn't feelin' it when I came into the studio today and I really didn't think my set was going to flow together, but maybe, just maybe - it turned out pretty well! I'm hesitant to say because sometimes when I think it went well and give it a 2nd listen, it's not as hot as it felt in the moment. But I'm excited to give this one another listen. It's a real mix of new and old trance artists. Happy Sunday!
It's time to bring out the old tracks while we ask for your donations to help support the station. You can donate at citr.ca/donate These are some fave tracks from the 90s including some hardcore rave breaks like Acen and Hackney Hardcore!
Not a lot of time to put a show together this week so I just threw some tracks in the crate and hoped for the best. Turned out to be several old recognizable names in the mix with several of the artisits having been producing electronic music for 20+ years!
Sandra Collins used to be (and still is) one of my favourite DJs. Long, slow mixes where you could barely tell where one track started and the next begun. That's how I felt playing this week's set. Now, sometimes when I finish a set feeling really good, a second listen proves otherwise, but fingers crossed this one will have you melting into your chair.
Driving epic trance with a slightly darker edge and lots of breakdowns.
Tracks that I felt like listening to from a range of genres. Some trance, some techno, some bounce. Happy New Year!
DJ Solitare and I both agree... New School or Old School - good music is just good music. Try not to let trends and opinions colour your own feelings about the music that moves you! Then we both played some tracks. They were psychedelic.
Is that even a thing? Time for a new niche genre? I don't think so. It's all just trance!
Last week I rediscovered my love for deep trance and I was excited to play more. This week features some of the same tracks as last week mixed in with a number of new ones that I picked up right before the show.
Not a perfect set but enough solid mixes to reignite my love of this style of deep dark driving trance! You can bet there will be more sets like this in 2020!
Is that even a thing? Most of this is a little more dark/techno influences rather than the bleepy psychedelic stuff.
Picked up some new electro house tracks just before the show and mixed 'em in with some old faves.
My all-time favourite compilation series is Goa Culture. All the tracks in tonight's set are from Volumes 25, 26, and 27. If you like what you hear, please show some support and pick up a track or an album to support the artists! :)
Long overdue, Nyx was in the studio several weeks ago. Sorry the podcast is so slow to get published!
Playin' some music because... that's what we do here!
Retro ish trance
Slow-ish Trance
Melodic progressive psytrance
Breakbeats and Techno
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