#2 Feat. New Releases in Trance (Main Floor)

Namibian trance afficionado Pierre Pienaar remixes what is arguably this years finest vocal trance record, from singer, songwriter, producer, DJ and aerialist Sinéad McCarthy (Florida, USA) Brian McCalla (Ohio, USA) and James Black Presents (Brighton, UK). Sineads vocal on Eclipse of the Sun is a gritty performance indeed and the hearty synth work from Brian and James all fit perfectly into Pierres 138 bpm redux. Pierre has form on the Pure shores, with a clutch of high-flying releases including the brilliant Suri, the collaboration Still Breathing; (with That Girl), and Lavita (with Dirkie Coetzee) – plus remixes for Solarstone & Super-Frog Saves Tokyo. Pierre totally understood and executed the brief for this remix – take all the best bits and put a rocket underneath them!

James Black Presents, Sinead McCarthy, Brian McCalla

#14 Feat. Staff Picks in Trance (Main Floor)

Peters 2019 biggie gets a riotous #138 rework from David McClelland a.k.a. Amos & Riot Night. Obviously a fan of the original, David keeps the melodies intact and precise, along with the gorgeous choral vocals, but adds some extra voltage into the transformer.

Peter Steele

#30 Feat. Staff Picks in Trance (Main Floor)

Irelands Gary Maguire is back with a punchy and driving new sound, which is being championed by every main room trance DJ worth mentioning here. Solarstone and Orkideas Zeitgeist first surfaced on the now defunct Solaris Recordings back in 2012. Gary has taken the key elements and given them a future-trance shakedown, complete with full-bodied kick, celestial synths and cheeky FX.

Solarstone, Orkidea

#99 Feat. Staff Picks in Trance (Main Floor)

We all know Amos & Riot Night have been pumping out slamming releases on labels like FSOE, Regeneration and Afterdark since 2015. Rising talent Connor Woodford is less familiar, but together they have created a #140 main floor kicker, complete with plenty of growling acid action, build after tense build and a whopping hook payoff.

Amos & Riot Night, Connor Woodford