Artist...: VA
Title....: Pure Trance Vol 3 Mixed By Solarstone & Bryan Kearney
Label....: Black Hole Recordings
Genre....: Trance
Quality..: VBR kbit/ 44,1 kHz
Source...: CDDA
Ripdate..: Oct-29-2014
Encoder..: LAME 3.98.4 (VBR -V0 --vbr-new)
Tracks...: 02
Tracklist:
Cd1
01.Pure Trance Vol 3 Mixed By 78:27
Solarstone CD1
Cd2
01.Pure Trance Vol 3 Mixed By 77:50
Bryan Kearney CD2
288,10 MB
Notes:
Pure Trance's has again been a rolling boulder of momentum over the last 12 months, with evermore DJs heeding the call of the PURE! The press have been kind.... MIXMAG
magazine called the first compilation "highly impressive" and its second "a huge step up again". Last month, in a key feature, DJ Mag UK cited Pure Trance as a major
catalyser in "trance staging a major comeback".
The fans have been kinder yet, flocking to Pure Trance events at WMC in Miami, ADE in Amsterdam, Ibiza and dozens of other electronic music metropolises around the globe.
Now, in its third year, the evermore-established origin-trance series marshalsûup for its regular end-of-Oct release spot. Following co-mix tenures by Orkidea, and last year
Giuseppe Ottaviani, in 2014 it's younger-gun Bryan Kearney who joins Solarstone at the controls. In the search of the P.T. chosen, they've forensically slid 1000s of tracks
under the Pure microscope, finally identifying 37 of the most exclusive uncorrupted and virtuous trance tracks out there. Big name productions passing the clarity check include
music from the desks of Aly & Fila, Alex M.O.R.P.H., Thrillseekers, Sied van Riel, John O'Callaghan, Arctic Moon and Ferry Tayle, as well as much from Solarstone & Bryan
themselves. As is Pure Trance covenant, the album is as much about the 'future-perfect' producers as it is 'present day' legends.
An origin-trance dedicate, over the last three years Bryan Kearney's DJing, together with his Kearnage imprint have propelled him to the forefront of the scene. Brilliantly
distilling the sub-genre to absolute purification, his mixes play trancers from neophytes like The Noble Six, Chris Metcalfe, Alex Di Stefano and Will Atkinson off against those
of more seasoned operators. The mix's midsection it heavy with known-names, as John O'Callghan's 'The Saw', Aly & Fila vs. Sneijder's 'Full Throttle' (and 'Nubia' with Ferry Tayle)
and Arctic Moon's 'Revolution' all come under his laser. Its climax brings Adam Ellis' remix of Fred Baker's roots return tune 'Rebirth' and Bryan's own, just-finished mix of the
title track from US alt-rock vocalist Plumb's 'Need You Now'.