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I recently bought a few records: https://www.discogs.com/release/17583-Solar-Stone-Seven-Cities https://www.discogs.com/release/22841-Agnelli-Nelson-Hudson-Street https://www.discogs.com/release/306855-Estuera-Travels...

Ordered 😏

love his melodies. They work perfectly at festivals

Looks like Ferry jumped the gun and already dropped his ASOT guest mix. Probably a lot of their tracks that'll end up on the album

I love this EP! listening "Dareya" on repeat.

This is probably my favorite track from PT11. It sounded incredible live on friday during Orkidea's set at the 10th anniversary of VII in Poland

It reminds me of Patterson's 'Us' in the breakdown 🤔

finally something good from him

amazing, I sit and listen to it over and over again 😍

Today delivery :)

On Saturday, I went to Daxson’s Open to Close set at a club in Poland. I absolutely loved it—Daxson played even better than I expected, and the vibe was incredible. It was a crowd of pure trance lovers. He surprised me with a few tracks (like Simon Patterson - US ♥️). You can listen to the set...

I always struggle to choose and order my favorite songs. I’m pretty sure my number one for this year is Luke Terry - Magik Epoch, but I need to think a bit more about the others

It seems to me that this is also about streaming services like Spotify. If it were tagged as a remix, it might not appear on the remixer's main profile. By listing them as a collaborator instead, it ensures it shows up there.

I hope you won’t make us wait too long for it, because I’m really curious about samples 3 and 4

Just bought the EP, it’s amazing. It’s hard to pick a favorite, but I think I’ll go with 'Orbital' because it reminds me of the golden era of Anjunabeats. Will the tracks be available on streaming? I’d love to share them with my friends

I was waiting for this album and I wasn't disappointed. It's still hard for me to choose a favorite track. It's great that the album is mixed. The vinyl version is on its way to me

Beautiful as always, I have a soft spot for those sounds

John Marks was popular in Poland almost 20 years ago. His tracks were often played in clubs and made it onto music charts. I never expected his career to evolve in such a way that he is now producing music for the biggest names.

Yesterday's delivery

My new vinyls