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Sorry there's no physical this time around, Lawn! Wasn't really in a position to press the CDs up. I'll try to make sure there's not a three year gap between records this time :)

hahha - I was joking pretending I needed my glasses on :)

Who said that?

Could be coincidence, but since my track Minds came up a few times in these lists, it's now riding high in the Trance R/D/W charts in Beatport. @Lawn Jarre if you could mobilise the entire nation of China to buy it and get it to the top spot, that'd be much appreciated :) Joking aside, thanks...

Great results everyone! Congrats. Undulatus Asparatus is a deserved winner, and one of the most trance-like trance releases in some time. Special shout to Lawn and all our Chinese friends for contributing to the scene (and partying at events which I know are well supported out there). Here's...

In the 80s in UK schools, there was always a rival hard knock school, and occasionally, we'd all turn up at the other school for a 'fight' with their pupils. You'd all get to the other school, there'd be some shouting and posturing, and then if you ever charged at the others shouting 'get them'...

...because the world needs more vocal trance.

Absolute legend in a time where the term is banded around way too much without meaning. Fragile is one of my top five electronic pieces to this day.

It'd be completely pointless for me to vote, as I honestly don't listen to trance music, aside from a couple of knowns or personal mates.

Fully deserved!

Also, if the NYC mayor wasn't muslim, we wouldn't even be having this discussion. Without Googling, would anyone be able to tell me anything about him, his policies, or his political history????

Was not meant to be calling anyone out. Just enjoying hearing the source of some of the claims and knowledge in this thread. I worked in AIG Croydon, Birmingham, and Fenchurch Street for many years. Croydon is definitely not a no-go area. It has its parts which are less desirable than others...

I'll never forget the first time we arrived in Dordrecht and those gigantic massive geese beasts are just wandering around the park. Absolutely shat myself when it just waddled out of a bush and came toward me. Such a beautiful place.

Please, God, no: zero offence taken. I'm just genuinely interested in the views of outsiders, and how they rarely tally with my lived experience. London has changed for sure, but the outside comments on the place are often far wide of the mark. I still love visiting and the City is still my...

1. Music (gigs/making it/listening to it/loving it) 2. Travelling/hiking/wild camping - I love visiting places in the beautiful UK and beyond with my mates and family. It's also nice to constantly be reminded that - despite the internet - places you visit are rarely as you're led to believe...

As someone born in Bow, East London, a West Ham fan and regular attendee, with aged relatives living all over the city from SW, to N, to East, and someone who recently sold a house in the leafy suburbs of London, as well as visiting friends and relatives in Islington, Dagenham, Stratford...

Genuinely blown away by the response for this album. I cannot wait to get out and play live everywhere. Talking of everywhere: where are you all? I'm interested in the types of venues, as I'm not a DJ, so where should I be playing? Pop-ups in ADE potentially, so I'm going to be booking for...

Thank you all for such wonderful comments. The most pleasing thing is everyone gels with different tracks, and that means the variety I love seems to go further than just my tastes. Insisious goes down incredibly well live and seems somewhat harsh and darker, but that's exactly the kind of...

No, that was another track destined for this album, but I went off it. :)

Hi All Thanks for the kind words. Just for the producers among us, I thought I'd upload the original DEMOs I made for Beams so those interested and having read the above interview can hear the contrast between the OG ideas, and the final product. https://on.soundcloud.com/Qifm6f4FsUZfANUDER