And let’s be brutally honest here, because sugarcoating it clearly hasn’t worked. Most of you don’t behave like people who care about music, community, or honest discussion. If I don’t like a track, I skip it and move on simple. But some of you seem addicted to drama. Instead of hitting “next,” you’d rather rip someone’s work apart just to feed your ego. You don’t care about the effort an artist puts in you care about having an opinion loud enough to get attention.
This whole “#trancefamily” mantra? It’s a joke. A hollow hashtag used like a sticker to cover the toxic reality underneath. In the real world of trance producers, this so-called “family” is full of two-faced attitudes, fake support, and people who smile in public but rip each other apart in private.
There’s constant jealousy, pointless nitpicking, and endless whining. It’s pathetic. Instead of building something together, you tear down anything that doesn’t fit your tiny, self-appointed standards. You create elitist little circles where you worship a few chosen names and trash everyone else, pretending you’re the guardians of “real trance.”
And the funniest part? You truly think you know everything. You act like your taste is law, like your opinion is the ultimate truth. That arrogance is exactly what’s killing the spirit of the scene not newcomers, not experimentation, not new styles. It’s you. Your attitude. Your negativity. Your obsession with judging instead of listening.