#4 Feat. Banner in Trance (Main Floor)

Originally released on Serious in 2000, this classic from Adam Pracy a.k.a. The Conductor & The Cowboy was a huge hit back at the millennium & now it returns via Pure Trance with a bundle of fabulous new remixes - this is the 3rd and final remix pack from Pure Trance. We kick off with another of Enigma State's fantastic retro-style productions, which theoretically would mean that his remix should sound as if it were one of the remixes released in 2000. This 138 bpm +9-minute epic is brilliantly done with an intricate and clearly well-thought-out arrangement that introduces many new elements whilst staying faithful to the original. We also have a handy Dub for those long, strobe-fuelled nights. Chris Nycon ups the ante to 142bpm with his psy-tinged, acidically gurgling, zappy-kick-propelled thumper of a remix that surprisingly breaks to some lovely pianos before dropping into a gated-synth-fest with a wicked vibe about it. Finally, and rounding off this series of remixes, is a gorgeous chill-out revision by Magdelayna a.k.a. Adam Rodziewicz, a chap who has been passionately remixing classic trance tracks in his 'Chilled Out Euphoria' style since the mid 2000s and he clearly loves Feeling This Way - as he does it proper justice. It's been a pleasure issuing this series of remixes of such a wonderful record, and we thank Adam Pracy for trusting Pure Trance with this task.

The Conductor & The Cowboy

#9 Feat. Staff Picks in Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

Macker (a.k.a. Chris MacDonald) returns to Pure Trance for the first time since 2021's Lost in Space with this exquisite +9-minute serving of 130 bpm deep, trance music. Arrakis has been a staple of Solarstone's DJ sets for over 12 months and never fails to lock in the dancefloor with its hypnotic loops and grooves, building tension & holding back its payload for a glorious post-break release. Scott Cameron follows up last year's 112 single with a charming 135 bpm remix of Arrakis that escalates the energy along with the BPM. With crisp percussion, twittering acid, a general upping of the ante and an engaging, non-generic arrangement Scott's remix really hits the spot.

Macker

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

In the year 2014, our label had the distinct pleasure of releasing a Driftmoon track, marking our inaugural release. It is with great delight that we welcome them back for our 300th release of this year. Juraj Klička and Miikka Leinonen have truly surpassed themselves with their creation titled Tribe of the Sun. This groundbreaking melodic trance track captivates with its fusion of tribal vocals, breakbeats, and Balearic guitars. Additionally, a DJ-friendly club mix has been incorporated, featuring a minimalistic approach optimized for club settings.

Driftmoon

#44 Feat. Staff Picks in Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

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

Melbourne's Dave Begic drops his 2nd release for the I Like It Pure label family, the first being under his 'Saharans' alias on NEON. 'For What It's Worth' is gleaned from Disc 2 of Pure Trance V10 and is a 137 bpm sure shot of delicately produced, melodic pure trance music.

Dave Begic

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

Originally released on Serious in 2000, this classic from Adam Pracy a.k.a. The Conductor & The Cowboy was a huge hit back at the millennium and now it returns via Pure Trance with a bundle of fabulous new remixes - this is the second of three remix packs! First up, Lange drops a shuffling 134 bpm growler that focuses on the Balearic guitar riff and reincarnates the original anthemic lead to glorious effect. Back in 2000 it was the progressive-tinged Solarstone Remix that was the go-to mix for DJs - brilliantly Remastered here. Not only that, but Solarstone's legendary Dub Mix (there were only ever 10 acetates pressed - one of which was heavily supported by Paul van Dyk) has also been Remastered - and is included here! Finally, South African newcomer Brent Rix drops a #138 slammer for the Uplifting floors.

The Conductor & The Cowboy