Narel - Apricity (Artist Album) [Forescape Digital]

Artist(s)
Narel
Release title
Apricity
Label name
Forescape Digital
Release date
Aug 29, 2025
Release type
Artist album
Link to external store
https://www.beatport.com/release/apricity/5264535

Narel

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Aug 4, 2020
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Still loving this one (and Tired Mountain Syndrome)


Would love to see more dub style tracks from youlike this in the future.
Thanks man. I made 3 more dub techno tracks in the sessions for this album but they didn’t make the cut, especially when compared to this one. One got finished but the others I stopped work on.
I plan to do something with them as they have good sounds, but just not put together into a track that is good enough yet.
 

Aquarium

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Jul 18, 2021
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The most slept on one from is Helion in my humble view. It's the most Narel sounding track on the whole album and it has such a fun and light spirit, It's a really great track.
 
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NameLessYet

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Dec 1, 2024
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Congratulations to @Narel and @Enlusion, never expect to find this when reading this article, maybe it was chosen as a representative of Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic).
(And I realise that I owe a review for the wonderful Narel and Super-Frog Saves Tokyo album, I will write them this week)

Narel – Tired Mountain Syndrome
Genre: Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Label: Forescape Digital
Released at the end of the summer, Narel’s “Tired Mountain Syndrome” is a masterclass in atmospheric trance – a sonic climax that leans into psy-trance patterns and the soaring emotion of euphoric trance. Spanning nearly 10 minutes, this immersive deep trance journey unfolds with sweeping chords, shimmering pads, and intricate layers of acid textures, typical of Goa and raw trance. The breakdown adds emotional lift, while the acid lines and psy-bass keep the energy fluid yet hypnotic.
I had the opportunity to close a few sets with this one over the summer, and I must say, it certainly goes off – leaving the crowd glowing with that blissful warmth in the body. It’s a deep, expressive, and beautifully balanced piece of music between classic influence and modern flair. — Iman Cavargna-Sani
 
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