M.I.K.E. pissed me off royally with his inexcusable butcher-job in "Strange World 2006." Determined to show him up, I decided to try my take at his classic "Push - Strange World."

A slightly techy, melodic trance track with some harder elements The melody is also slightly darker than what I'm used to producing.

This is my remix of the song "Getting Away" by Tranquility Base (Above & Beyond). The original was too trancey, the Leama & Moor mix was too minimal. This is a slightly more progressive take on it. Dedicated to Joey Borla.

Very calm, progressive, mellow track. I don't remember writing this melody, actually. i remember listening to it often in my sequencer, just letting it loop over and over, and one day I started writing percussion around it. This is probably my favorite track I've ever written. The style fits the melodies, the melodies fit the name.

the title doesn't make much sense, but it's still a good tune. quite possibly one of the only happy songs I've written, this song is also the longest running unfinished piece. it was originally written sometime in July 2004, and the first version (the "dj wiru progressive mix") was written on a small laptop while on a 3 week long car trip. finishing that, another version was written (the "original mix"), but not finished. upon returning home, an attempt was made to recreate the unfinished original mix, but it failed miserably. the track sat unfinished until the end of november. thanksgiving day afternoon, i tried doing the original mix again and actually had something decent. now i've been working on that version for months and months, and this is the result. melodic progressive trance with pads, strings, synths, everything.

Six months in the making, here is my vocal remix of the summer 2004 tune by Young Parisians ft. Ben Lost - 'Jump the Next Train.'

minimal song. very different from my usual style, much more minimal than what i usually make. made in beast/bse 0.6.3.