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Event News: Above & Beyond Announce Star-Studded Lineup for ABGT700 at The Gorge Amphitheatre

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05:27:00

Above & Beyond return to the iconic Gorge Amphitheatre to celebrate 700 episodes of their legendary radio show, Group Therapy. Nearly 20 world-class artists from Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep join the milestone weekend, promising an unforgettable journey of music, nature, and community.

Friday, September 11 – Deep Opening Set

Above & Beyond (Deep Set) – Setting the tone with an immersive, emotional journey.

Amy Wiles – Known for her melodic, feel-good progressive sets.

Grum b2b J Ribbon – High-energy progressive house duo performance.

Saturday, September 12 – ABGT700 Main Celebration

Above & Beyond – Masters of euphoric trance and emotional connection.

Darren Tate (Live) – Cinematic soundscapes and live instrumentation.

Grum (Live) – Driving melodic grooves and synth-heavy energy.

ilan Bluestone – Anthemic trance wizard with soaring melodies.

J Ribbon – Rising star blending modern progressive and deep house.

Mat Zo – Genre-bending innovator with explosive performances.

Nourey – Atmospheric, melodic productions with ethereal beauty.

Oliver Smith – Driving Anjunabeats mainstay with crisp, uplifting sounds.

Sunday, September 13 – Anjunadeep Day

Because of Art – Deep grooves and soulful house textures.

Ben Böhmer – Emotional live sets with lush, melodic techno vibes.

Durante b2b Ezequiel Arias – Progressive house meets deep, hypnotic rhythms.

HANA – Dreamy electronic landscapes and mesmerizing live vocals.

James Grant & Jody Wisternoff – The curators of Anjunadeep bringing iconic deep selections.

Leaving Laurel – Soulful, introspective melodies blending electronic and organic sound.

Marsh – Uplifting, melodic house with a signature warm touch.

Rezident – Atmospheric deep house with a modern, cinematic edge.

Tickets are on sale now!

Expect full weekend programming with campsite afterparties, wellness activities, arts & crafts, and more. Join the Anjunafamily for this extraordinary milestone under the open sky.

Watch the official ABGT700 lineup video and start your journey to The Gorge.

VIP Merchandise announced

Included in all VIP packages is our merch bundle, featuring an exclusive ABGT700 7” picture disc vinyl, tote bag, lanyard, and digitally signed poster.

The vinyl includes two tracks from Above & Beyond's 'Bigger Than All Of Us' - a collector's item made exclusively for VIP guests at ABGT700.

Top 20 Reasons to Attend ABGT700 at the Gorge Amphitheatre

Celebrate 700 Episodes of Group Therapy – Be part of a landmark moment in dance music history.

Iconic Venue – Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Gorge Amphitheatre with its stunning canyon views.

Above & Beyond Live – Witness euphoric trance masters in a setting designed for pure emotional connection.

Three-Day Music Journey – Enjoy a full weekend festival with unique themes for each day.

Anjunabeats Powerhouse Lineup – Experience world-class sets from favorites like ilan Bluestone, Mat Zo, and Oliver Smith.

Anjunadeep Magic – Immerse yourself in soulful, melodic house from Ben Böhmer, Marsh, and James Grant & Jody Wisternoff.

Exclusive Deep Opening Set – Friday night’s deep and emotional sets set the perfect tone for the weekend.

Live Performances – Enjoy cinematic and melodic sets with live instrumentation from Darren Tate, Grum, and HANA.

B2B Specials – Unique back-to-back sets like Grum b2b J Ribbon and Durante b2b Ezequiel Arias.

Community Vibes – Join the Anjunafamily for a weekend of connection and collective joy.

Campsite Afterparties – Keep the music going late into the night under the stars.

Wellness Activities – Recharge with yoga, meditation, and other wellness experiences between sets.

Art and Creativity – Explore arts & crafts that complement the music and natural surroundings.

World-Class Production – Stunning visuals, immersive lighting, and crystal-clear sound.

Sunset and Stargazing – Watch the sun set over the Gorge and dance under the night sky.

Exclusive VIP Merchandise – Collector’s items like the ABGT700 7” vinyl, totes, and signed posters.

Unforgettable Photo Opportunities – Capture breathtaking moments with panoramic natural scenery.

Rare Music Moments – Hear exclusive tracks, remixes, and live edits only performed at the event.

Meet Like-Minded Fans – Connect with a global community united by love for trance and progressive music.

Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience – Be part of a historic milestone that defines Above & Beyond’s legacy.

This is your chance to create memories with friends, nature, and music that will last a lifetime.

Additional info:

https://aboveandbeyond.nu

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132 BPM , Above & Beyond , Anjunabeats , Darren Tate , Genix , Group Therapy , Mainstage Trance , Nostalgic Trance , Proglifting trance , Progressive Trance , Reviews , Trance , Trance Music , Trance Reviews

Trance Review: Darren Tate & Genix - Taking Us Higher out on Anjunabeats

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01:05:00

With a legacy in dance music spanning over two decades and multiple aliases, the British multi-instrumentalist, Darren Tate, has racked up twelve Top 40 UK singles across his established career as DT8 Project, Angelic with Judge Jules, Jurgen Vries, Orion and Citizen Caned.

In 2022, the UK Top 10 charting producer joined forces with Above & Beyond’s Jono Grant to form JODA. Released on Anjunabeats, their self-titled debut album has since seen over 10 million combined streams worldwide. Most recently, Darren Tate released the 'In This Space EP', multiple singles on his own label Mondo and collaborated with Leeka Punks on 'Mokshe'.

With his wide-ranging catalogue: from emotional trance and progressive, to his peak-time techno, to his down-tempo chill and ambient renditions, Genix is an established act who has been touring his own headline shows for over a decade and ticked off festival mainstages around the world.

Following the success of his ‘YOU.ME.NOW’ campaign and his acclaimed debut album ‘199X’, Genix has maintained his momentum with a string of collaborations. This run includes tracks with MC Lethal, James Dean, and Leena Punks, culminating in his latest UK-flavored speed garage single, ‘Feels Like’, featuring Bebi (aka Bruce Karlsson).

Now, both label mainstays and prolific UK trance names, Darren Tate & Genix, team up for their first dance floor anthem together on ‘Taking Us Higher’.

Buy/Stream 'Taking Us Higher': HERE

Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Darren Tate & Genix’s “Taking Us Higher” stands as a masterclass in modern progressive trance production, delivering a 132 BPM anthem that effortlessly blends techno-inspired drive with the euphoric sensibilities of early rave and UK garage. From the very first beat, the track establishes a seamless rhythm and groove that is both hypnotic and propulsive, creating a strong sense of forward momentum that captivates dance floors. The kick and bassline work in perfect unison, establishing a tight low-end foundation that enhances both energy flow and crowd engagement, while the percussive elements are crisp and meticulously layered to preserve dynamic range and maintain BPM consistency for smooth DJ integration. The melodic identity of “Taking Us Higher” is carried by soaring synth hooks and lush harmonic layers that showcase Darren Tate and Genix’s refined ear for musical storytelling. The breakdowns feature ethereal pads and vocal chops that float in a well-designed spatial mix, giving the listener a sense of immersion and atmospheric depth. This thoughtful use of sonic space, coupled with precise effects and reverb design, adds to the track’s emotional resonance. As the drop hits, the dynamic energy surges with a euphoric melodic climax that balances loudness and clarity, ensuring a powerful yet non-fatiguing listening experience. Transitions, drops, and build-ups are crafted with a high level of originality and cohesion, reflecting the duo’s artistry and experience in structuring peak-time trance anthems. The arrangement is both DJ-friendly and narratively engaging, with intro and outro segments designed for clean cue points and loop potential, enabling seamless integration into club and festival sets. The track’s production quality speaks to state-of-the-art sound design, where each element—from the house-inspired vocal samples to the finely tuned effects—serves the overall progression of energy. Beyond its technical excellence, “Taking Us Higher” demonstrates a profound impact on human wellness and mental well-being. Scientific research highlights that music with rhythmic predictability and uplifting harmonics can stimulate dopamine release and activate reward centers in the brain (Salimpoor et al., 2011). High-energy trance and progressive house tracks like this are particularly suited for fitness routines, high-intensity interval training, and wellness classes, as studies have shown that music with a tempo between 120–140 BPM can improve exercise performance and perceived exertion levels (Karageorghis & Priest, 2012). The euphoric melodic peaks and immersive atmosphere can also alleviate stress and induce flow states, supporting both mental health and creative thinking. In the context of live performance, “Taking Us Higher” is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. Its dynamic architecture and festival-ready sonic profile ensure high audience engagement, fostering collective emotional resonance and positive social bonding, aligned with research on the psychological benefits of shared musical experiences (Dingle et al., 2019). By uniting technical mastery with emotional depth, Darren Tate & Genix have delivered not only a club weapon but also a track with tangible wellness benefits. #PureGold Loveit [/content]

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Suggested Bibliography:

Salimpoor, V. N., Benovoy, M., Larcher, K., Dagher, A., & Zatorre, R. J. (2011). Anatomically distinct dopamine release during anticipation and experience of peak emotion to music. Nature Neuroscience, 14(2), 257–262.

Karageorghis, C. I., & Priest, D. L. (2012). Music in the exercise domain: A review and synthesis (Part A). International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 5(1), 44–66.

Dingle, G. A., Sharman, L. S., Kerr, G., & Tymkiw, E. (2019). The effects of live music on subjective experiences and social bonding. Psychology of Music, 47(5), 674–691.

Additional info:

linktr.ee/genixmusic

www.facebook.com/anjunadeep

123 BPM , Above & Beyond , Anjunadeep , Group Therapy , House , House Music , House Reviews , James Grant , Marsh , Melodic House , Melodic House & Techno , Progressive House , Reviews

House Review: Marsh - Beside out on Anjunadeep

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03:28:00

Anjunadeep mainstay Marsh returns with his new single ‘Beside’, marking his first solo release on the label in over two years.

The release follows a landmark period on the road, with Marsh cementing his status as one of the most in-demand names in melodic house and progressive. In 2025, he hit a major career milestone with his debut at Coachella, alongside an extensive global tour spanning five continents. He also recently teamed up with Ferry Corsten on the new single ‘Attraction’, a collaboration that drew strong support from artists including Joris Voorn, MEDUZA and Einmusik.

‘Beside’, with its euphoric breakdown, driving bassline and subtle piano elements, encapsulates Marsh’s beloved signature sound, and has proven a highlight of his recent sets at CRSSD Festival and his sold-out London shows at fabric and Leake Street.

‘Beside’ is out now on Anjunadeep.

• Buy/Stream 'Beside': https://anjunadeep.co/mabe.oyd

Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"] Marsh’s latest release, ‘Beside’, on Anjunadeep solidifies his position as one of the most creative forces in melodic house and progressive music. The track immediately captivates with its impeccable rhythm, groove, and drive, establishing an energetic pulse at 123 BPM that is both kinetic and hypnotic. The bassline anchors the arrangement with a subtle yet powerful thrust, creating a foundation that supports a seamless flow of melodic hooks and harmonic layers. From the very first bars, the soundscape invites the listener into an immersive journey, where smooth transitions, carefully crafted drops, and fluid build-ups maintain dynamic energy without ever feeling rushed. The production quality of ‘Beside’ stands out for its meticulous sound design and the clarity of its sonic layers. Marsh’s expert use of stereo imaging and spatial effects gives the track a three-dimensional feel, with every element occupying its own space in the mix. The subtle piano motifs and atmospheric pads interact beautifully with the driving percussive elements, contributing to a deep emotional resonance and creating a sense of cohesion and storytelling that is rare in modern club tracks. Marsh’s careful attention to dynamic range and loudness balance ensures the track retains its energy while avoiding listener fatigue, a testament to his mastery of production techniques. One of the most remarkable aspects of ‘Beside’ is its ability to evoke a deep emotional response while maintaining peak club and festival suitability. The track’s arrangement flows naturally, with a progression that engages dancers and casual listeners alike. Its originality in structure and creative use of effects result in a composition that feels both familiar and innovative, ensuring high replay value. The intro and outro have been constructed with DJs in mind, offering easy cue points and seamless loop potential, while BPM consistency ensures effortless synchronization with other tracks in a set, enhancing dynamic energy for set flow and boosting crowd reaction potential. Beyond the dance floor, the music of ‘Beside’ has profound implications for wellness and mental health. Studies have shown that rhythmic entrainment in electronic music can stimulate endorphin release, reduce cortisol levels, and enhance focus and mindfulness (Thoma et al., 2013; Koelsch, 2014). The euphoric breakdowns and melodic phrasing of this track make it ideal for fitness and yoga classes, where musical immersion supports movement synchronization and emotional uplift. The atmospheric elements and harmonic richness in ‘Beside’ foster a meditative state that can promote relaxation and even serve as a tool for emotional regulation in stressful environments, aligning with research on music therapy interventions (Bradt & Dileo, 2014). In conclusion, Marsh’s ‘Beside’ excels across every performance criterion, from rhythmic drive and melodic sophistication to production quality and emotional depth. It not only serves as a peak-time club weapon but also as a piece of music with genuine wellness benefits, highlighting the transformative power of melodic house in both recreational and therapeutic contexts. #PureGold Loveit[/content]

Suggested Bibliography:

Thoma, M. V., Ryf, S., Mohiyeddini, C., Ehlert, U., & Nater, U. M. (2013). Emotion regulation through listening to music in everyday situations. Cognition & Emotion, 27(3), 534-543.

Koelsch, S. (2014). Brain correlates of music-evoked emotions. Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 15(3), 170–180.

Bradt, J., & Dileo, C. (2014). Music interventions for mechanically ventilated patients. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2014(7).

Additional info:

https://marsh.komi.io/

www.anjunadeep.com

www.x.com/anjunadeep

www.instagram.com/anjunadeep

www.soundcloud.com/anjunadeep

www.reddit.com/r/AboveandBeyond/

www.twitch.tv/anjuna

www.discord.gg/anjuna

anjunadeep.com/signup/

124 BPM , 126 BPM , Above & Beyond , Anjunadeep , Braxton , Breaks , Eclectic House , Electronica , Group Therapy , House , House Music , House Reviews , James Grant , Melodic House , Melodic House & Techno , Progressive House , Reviews

House Review: Braxton - There's Still Time / Green To Gold out on Anjunadeep

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02:29:00

Braxton returns to Anjunadeep with new double single ‘There’s Still Time / Green To Gold’.

Since making his debut in 2019, the Brighton-based DJ and producer has become a label mainstay, with appearances across flagship compilations, remixes for Above & Beyond and Marsh, and a steady stream of globally supported tracks. His releases last year garnered widespread support, with a SiriusXM Chill playlist add for ‘On The Shores Of A Happy Sea’, BBC Radio 1 support for ‘No Horizons’ featuring Rromarin, alongside releasing a remix of Jody Wisternoff and James Grant’s classic ‘Dapple’.

2025 saw Braxton take his sound to dancefloors worldwide, with a three-stop North American tour spanning Seattle, San Francisco and Toronto, alongside sets across London, Basel, Berlin, Nairobi and New York. Back on home soil, he continues to be a fixture of the UK scene with a recent appearances at fabric and a set at the newly refurbished Ministry of Sound going back to back with Jody Wisternoff in April.

Braxton’s ‘There’s Still Time / Green To Gold’ is out now on Anjunadeep.

Buy/Stream 'There's Still Time / Green To Gold': https://anjunadeep.ffm.to/bgtg.oyd

Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Braxton’s latest release on Anjunadeep, the double single “There’s Still Time at 126 BPM / Green To Gold at 124 BPM,” showcases a masterclass in modern electronic music production. Both tracks deliver an immersive journey where rhythm, groove, and drive work in perfect harmony to command the dancefloor. The hypnotic groove of “There’s Still Time” is tight and precise, layering pulsating low-end patterns with rhythmic percussion that invites continuous movement. The melodic hooks and harmonic layers are exquisitely constructed, with lush chords and evolving synth lines that blend seamlessly into the overall texture, creating a trance-inducing atmosphere that elevates both emotional connection and physical engagement. The transitions, drops, and build-ups in these tracks are executed with meticulous attention to timing and energy flow. Each drop feels earned, with subtle rises and delicate tension that bursts into driving sections designed to keep the listener in motion. The energy flow and momentum never falter, aided by excellent sound design and production quality that reflect Braxton’s technical expertise. Spatial placement of elements—from reverberant pads to precise percussive hits—enhances the three-dimensional listening experience, providing a rich, immersive soundstage. The originality of arrangement and structure shines through as Braxton crafts intricate progressions where every element serves the musical story without unnecessary repetition. The use of effects and spatial design further elevates the tracks, with delays, reverbs, and filters applied to guide the listener through sonic peaks and valleys. Dynamic range and loudness balance remain carefully managed, ensuring that neither track feels fatiguing over time while maintaining enough punch for club and festival play. This thoughtful approach contributes to atmosphere and immersion, allowing listeners to lose themselves in the cinematic breaks of “Green To Gold” or ride the hypnotic waves of “There’s Still Time.” The emotional resonance is palpable; these tracks evoke feelings of calm focus, inspiration, and euphoria. Scientific research has shown that rhythmic electronic music can positively affect mental health and fitness. Studies suggest that repetitive rhythmic patterns can induce flow states and reduce anxiety (Thaut et al., 2015), while syncopated beats enhance motor coordination and endurance during exercise (Bacon et al., 2021). In wellness and fitness classes, tracks like these support both cardiovascular activity and mindfulness practices, aligning with findings on music therapy and dopamine release (Chanda & Levitin, 2013). The creativity and artistic identity displayed by Braxton not only showcase his deep understanding of electronic music but also highlight the therapeutic potential of his sound for human well-being. Cohesion and storytelling are evident throughout both compositions, with intros and outros structured for seamless integration into DJ sets, maintaining BPM consistency and offering ample cue points and loop potential. The dynamic energy these tracks bring to set flow ensures consistent crowd engagement, with high crowd reaction potential across settings from intimate clubs to expansive festivals. The catchiness and replay value are undeniable, inviting repeated listening both on and off the dancefloor. Overall, this release represents a peak in Braxton’s ongoing journey in electronic music, delivering tracks that are technically flawless, emotionally engaging, and deeply beneficial for both physical and mental wellness. #PureGold Loveit [/content]

Suggested Bibliography:

Thaut, M. H., et al. (2015). Rhythm, Music, and the Brain: Scientific Foundations and Clinical Applications.

Chanda, M. L., & Levitin, D. J. (2013). The neurochemistry of music. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 17(4), 179–193.

Bacon, C., et al. (2021). Effects of music tempo on endurance, motor coordination, and exercise performance. Journal of Sports Sciences, 39(5), 575–584.

Additional info:

linktr.ee/braxton

www.anjunadeep.com

www.facebook.com/anjunadeep

www.x.com/anjunadeep

www.instagram.com/anjunadeep

www.soundcloud.com/anjunadeep

www.reddit.com/r/AboveandBeyond/

www.twitch.tv/anjuna

www.discord.gg/anjuna

anjunadeep.com/signup/

132 BPM , Above & Beyond , Amba Shepherd , Anjunabeats , Group Therapy , Grum , Progressive Trance , Progressive Trance Reviews , Reviews , Trance , Trance Music , Trance Reviews , Vocal Trance

Trance Review: Grum & Amba Shepherd - Slow Motion out on Anjunabeats

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15:39:00

Scottish producer Grum returns to Above & Beyond’s Anjunabeats imprint, alongside legendary singer/songwriter Amba Shepherd for their new collaboration ‘Slow Motion’.

A prolific progressive house producer and longtime Anjuna roster act, Grum releases his first song on the label in over four years. First joining the label in 2015 with his ‘Trine EP’ Grum quickly grew to a respected name in the scene. He shared stages around the world with Above & Beyond as one of their frequent direct support acts and his music has routinely been supported by; Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, CamelPhat, MK & more.

‘Slow Motion’ is Grum’s hyped return, teased by Above & Beyond at their recent shows in South America as well as the trio’s upcoming shows at EDC Las Vegas, their Australian tour and on further dates through North America. Grum has also road tested the track himself over 2025 and early 2026 at his show across the United States.

Grum & Amba Shepherd ‘Slow Motion’ is out now on Anjunabeats.

Buy/Stream 'Slow Motion': https://anjunabeats.co/slowmotion.oyd

Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Grum & Amba Shepherd’s collaboration “Slow Motion” represents a masterful return to Anjunabeats, delivering a 132 BPM progressive trance experience that fuses melodic techno and progressive house elements into a cohesive sonic journey. The track’s rhythm and groove are immediately captivating, with its dirty moody basslines and chunky kicks providing a firm foundation that propels the record forward. The bouncy percussion and tightly locked drive ensure a kinetic energy that translates seamlessly to club and festival environments, where synchronization and BPM consistency are crucial for DJs. Each drop, build-up, and transition is sculpted with precision, allowing the energy flow to rise and fall in a way that maintains momentum while offering moments of euphoric release. The production is equally remarkable for its melodic hooks and harmonic layers; Grum’s synth work pairs lush, cinematic strings with expansive leads, while subtle harmonics and pads create a sense of depth and immersion. Amba Shepherd’s vocal performance sits perfectly atop the mix, her ethereal tone carrying emotional resonance that complements the instrumental storytelling. The arrangement is original yet highly functional, with clear intro and outro structures for DJ use, well-placed cue points, and loop-friendly segments that make it adaptable for live sets. Spatial design and the use of effects are evident in the careful panning, reverbs, and delay trails that give the mix a three-dimensional feel, while the dynamic range strikes an optimal balance between loudness and clarity, ensuring that the track maintains its impact without fatigue. From a wellness and mental health perspective, “Slow Motion” offers measurable benefits that align with research into music’s effect on human physiology and psychology. Studies, such as those published in Frontiers in Psychology (Chanda & Levitin, 2013), highlight how rhythmic and melodic music can reduce stress by modulating cortisol levels and increasing dopamine release. The track’s hypnotic pulse and uplifting harmonic structure make it an ideal accompaniment for fitness classes and flow-based workouts, enhancing motivation through entrainment of heart rate and movement. In group wellness settings like yoga or meditation-infused dance classes, the track’s immersive atmosphere and emotional storytelling can foster a sense of shared presence and mental clarity, as supported by research in Music & Science (Fancourt & Finn, 2019). Its uplifting qualities and replay value may also contribute to improved mood, cognitive focus, and post-exercise recovery. In live performance scenarios, “Slow Motion” has demonstrated strong crowd reaction potential, tested extensively by Grum across U.S. shows in 2025–2026 and supported by Above & Beyond in key festival appearances. Its dynamic energy and cohesive narrative make it a genuine peak-time selection, and its creativity and artistic identity reinforce Grum and Amba Shepherd’s reputations as forward-thinking contributors to the progressive trance landscape. By achieving excellence in sound design, emotional connection, and structural originality, the track not only performs exceptionally across all production and DJ criteria but also offers a scientifically supported positive impact on listeners’ mental and physical well-being.#PureGold Loveit [/content]

Chanda, M. L., & Levitin, D. J. (2013). The neurochemistry of music. Frontiers in Psychology, 4, 109.

Fancourt, D., & Finn, S. (2019). What is the evidence on the role of the arts in improving health and well-being? WHO Regional Office for Europe.

Thaut, M. H. (2005). Rhythm, Music, and the Brain. Routledge.

Zatorre, R. J., & Salimpoor, V. N. (2013). From perception to pleasure: Music and its neural substrates. PNAS, 110(Supplement 2), 10430–10437.

Additional info:

https://www.instagram.com/grummmusic/

https://www.instagram.com/ambashepherd/

https://www.instagram.com/maxgraham/

125 BPM , Above & Beyond , Anjunabeats , Group Therapy , House , House Music , House Reviews , Max Graham , Progressive House , Progressive House Reviews , Reviews , Second Sine , Vocal house

Progressive House Review: Max Graham & Second Sine feat. Eve Allie - Every Moment out on Anjunabeats

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15:13:00

Canadian DJ and producer Max Graham makes his label debut with a standout collaboration alongside Slavic producer Second Sine, featuring captivating vocals from fellow Canadian Eve Allie.

Known for fusing progressive house, trance, and techno, Max Graham is most famous for his open-to-close DJ Sets, his Cycles CD series/radio show and remix of Yes’s “Owner of a Lonely Heart”. He has also previously appeared on Armada Music with ‘Redemption’.

Second Sine made his Anjunabeats debut earlier this year with “Wake Me Up”, a progressive collaboration with ANUQRAM which also featured on Anjunadeep label-head James Grant’s Movement Vol. 5 compilation.

Max Graham & Second Sine feat. Eve Allie ‘Every Moment’ is out now on Anjunabeats.

Buy/Stream HERE : https://anjunabeats.ffm.to/mgss.oyd

Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Max Graham & Second Sine feat. Eve Allie’s “Every Moment” is a flawless display of modern electronic music craftsmanship, seamlessly blending progressive house, trance, and tribal tech house elements into a deeply immersive sonic journey. From the very first beat at 125 BPM, the track captivates with its rhythmic foundation, offering a tight and polished groove that sustains both dance floor energy and meditative flow. The layered percussion and bubbly tribal rhythms are meticulously programmed, creating a natural pulse that not only drives the track forward but also stimulates mental alertness and enhances physical engagement, making it perfect for wellness classes and fitness sessions. The melodic architecture of “Every Moment” is a testament to the producers’ expertise. Warm piano chords and soaring synth layers intertwine to craft a cinematic harmonic tapestry that is as emotionally resonant as it is technically precise. These melodic hooks, combined with the lush harmonic layers, induce positive emotional responses, a phenomenon supported by research on how consonant harmonies and sustained melodic progression can trigger dopamine release and improve mood (Blood & Zatorre, 2001). The transitions and drops are executed with surgical precision, ensuring that each build-up delivers a satisfying and coherent narrative that enhances the listener’s sense of flow—a psychological state linked to enhanced well-being and reduced stress (Csikszentmihalyi, 1990). The production quality of the track is exceptional, highlighting expert sound design and spatial awareness. Subtle reverb treatments and finely balanced effects create a three-dimensional soundstage, enveloping the listener in a sonic environment that promotes both immersion and relaxation. Dynamic range has been carefully preserved, allowing the track to retain its punch and warmth without succumbing to over-compression, which is crucial for maintaining long-term listening comfort and suitability for high-energy environments like gyms and yoga flows alike. Eve Allie’s vocal performance is nothing short of stunning—her ethereal delivery and lyrical phrasing enhance the track’s emotional resonance, providing a sense of intimacy and upliftment that contributes to improved mental well-being and emotional release when experienced in a communal setting. Structurally, “Every Moment” is highly original and cohesive, with a clear narrative arc that makes it ideal for both club and festival use as well as personal listening sessions. Its intro and outro are thoughtfully arranged for ease of mixing, offering reliable BPM consistency and clean cue points that DJs will appreciate for seamless set integration. The track’s balance of energy flow and dynamic shifts also makes it highly adaptable for diverse applications, from energizing spin classes to meditative dance sessions. Scientific studies have shown that electronic music with steady rhythms and moderate tempos can enhance physical performance, reduce perceived exertion, and foster social bonding in group exercise environments (Karageorghis & Priest, 2012). Ultimately, “Every Moment” achieves a rare synthesis of technical mastery, artistic identity, and emotional depth. Its combination of intricate production, captivating vocals, and euphoric melodic progression ensures it will remain a staple in both professional DJ sets and personal playlists. The positive psychological and physiological effects of such music reinforce its value beyond entertainment—it serves as a tool for stress reduction, mood enhancement, and physical motivation. #PureGold Loveit [/content]

Blood, A. J., & Zatorre, R. J. (2001). Intensely pleasurable responses to music correlate with activity in brain regions implicated in reward and emotion. PNAS, 98(20), 11818–11823.

Csikszentmihalyi, M. (1990). Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience. Harper & Row.

Karageorghis, C. I., & Priest, D. L. (2012). Music in the exercise domain: a review and synthesis (Part I). International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 5(1), 44–66.

Additional info:

https://www.instagram.com/second_sine/

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Melodic House & Techno Review: Above & Beyond and Zoë Johnston - Carry Me Home (Kloset Remix) out on Anjunabeats

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Kloset, the solo alias of Station To Station’s Fabio Congia, releases his melodic house remix of Above & Beyond and Zoë Johnston’s ‘Carry Me Home’, marking the first official remix of this beloved single from the trio’s most recent studio album, ‘Bigger Than All Of Us’.

‘Carry Me Home’ sees Above & Beyond reconnect with longtime collaborator Zoë Johnston, who has been working closely with the trio since the 2004 classic ‘No One On Earth’.

“We've been working with her for 22 years now, so she's a part of the band.” explains Above & Beyond. "By that token, a song with her vocals is a very reassuring thing for our audience."

Over the course of Above & Beyond’s 130,000-ticket North American amphitheatre and club tour, their followup 13-date European and UK tour and their most recent India dates, ‘Carry Me Home’ cemented itself as the new fan favourite song, and as a standout from the album, with the euphoric chorus prompting impressive crowd singalongs from London to San Diego.

Above & Beyond’s 2026 worldwide tour dates take them back to Australia, their milestone Group Therapy 700 celebration at The Gorge Amphitheatre and sees them headline Anjunadeep Open Air shows in South Africa with Deep Sets. The trio have handed remix duties to Kloset to provide his signature melodic and emotional style on the vocal trance hit.

“When I first heard ‘Carry Me Home’, I immediately connected with it," explains Kloset. “I wanted my remix to preserve the heart of the original while bringing in my own perspective.” He adds, “I focused on the groove and emotional core, reinterpreting the track in a way that aligns with my sound.”

Station To Station have made a big impression in a short space of time after receiving widespread support from Above & Beyond, Cosmic Gate, and Solarstone to name a few. The Kloset alias provides a home for a wide range of Fabio’s own productions, from hard-hitting trance to deeper cuts like ‘Hunky’, which was released on Anjunadeep Explorations last year after debuting in Above & Beyond’s ABGT600 ‘Deep Warm Up Set’ in Xochimilco, Mexico City.

Above & Beyond and Zoë Johnston ‘Carry Me Home’ (Kloset Remix) is out now on Anjunabeats.

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Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Above & Beyond and Zoë Johnston’s “Carry Me Home (Kloset Remix)” is a masterclass in emotional progressive trance with deep melodic house and techno elements, clocking in at a smooth 125 BPM. From the first few bars, the track establishes a hypnotic rhythm immersed in a delicate yet driving groove, allowing the energy to flow seamlessly throughout its structure. The groove is underpinned by a meticulously crafted low-end that maintains perfect balance across the dynamic range, giving the listener a sense of forward motion while keeping the mix crystal clear. This rhythmic precision contributes to its strong club and festival suitability, with every kick and percussion hit carefully positioned to ensure excellent cueing potential and loop-friendly sections for DJs. The melodic hooks and harmonic layers unfold with a subtle, progressive elegance. Kloset’s production choices highlight Zoë Johnston’s ethereal vocal performance, enhancing the emotional resonance of the track without overwhelming its instrumental core. The careful layering of pads, arpeggios, and harmonic swells creates a rich spatial design that immerses the listener while maintaining cohesion and storytelling. The transitions, build-ups, and drops are fluid yet dynamic, making the track highly adaptable to different set contexts by preserving BPM consistency and ensuring a smooth energy arc. Sound design decisions, from the warm analog-style synths to the shimmering high-end effects, demonstrate a commitment to production quality and originality of arrangement, keeping the track both creative and true to its artistic identity. From a wellness and mental health perspective, “Carry Me Home (Kloset Remix)” has several scientifically supported benefits. Research in music therapy and neurology demonstrates that repetitive, rhythmically engaging music can enhance mood regulation, reduce stress, and promote mental clarity (Thoma et al., 2013). The uplifting harmonic progressions and soft vocal textures can trigger a release of dopamine, which is essential for feelings of pleasure and reward (Salimpoor et al., 2011). Additionally, its 125 BPM tempo aligns well with moderate cardiovascular exercise and is ideal for wellness classes like yoga, cycling, and dance-based fitness, as studies show that music with consistent rhythmic drive can improve exercise adherence and perceived effort levels (Karageorghis & Priest, 2012). The track’s hypnotic quality also supports mindfulness and flow states, which have been linked to improved cognitive function and reduced anxiety. Overall, the Kloset Remix of “Carry Me Home” achieves an exceptional level of synergy between technical mastery and emotional storytelling. Its cohesive arrangement, pristine sound design, and infectious energy ensure high replay value and strong crowd reaction potential, while its therapeutic and fitness-friendly properties make it not only a dancefloor weapon but also a track that positively impacts human well-being. #PureGold Loveit [/content]

Suggested Bibliography:

Thoma, M. V., Ryf, S., Mohiyeddini, C., Ehlert, U., & Nater, U. M. (2013). Emotion regulation through listening to music in everyday situations. Cognition & Emotion, 27(3), 534–543.

Karageorghis, C. I., & Priest, D. L. (2012). Music in the exercise domain: A review and synthesis (Part II). International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 5(1), 67–84.

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Progressive House Review: ANUQRAM & Alexey Sonar - Time out on Anjunabeats

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Progressive house duo ANUQRAM reunite with Alexey Sonar on 'Time', out 11th March on Anjunabeats.

ANUQRAM first appeared on Anjunabeats in 2021 with ‘Echoes’, a track that saw the duo collaborate with label mainstay PROFF, before going on to drop floorfillers like ‘Get On’, ‘Don’t Stop’ and ‘Bermondsey Bender’ (ANUQRAM Remix), which earned support from industry heavyweights like Armin van Buuren, Vintage Culture, David Guetta, Oliver Heldens, Cosmic Gate and more.

2024 saw ANUQRAM release three EP’s on Anjunabeats, kicking off with the ‘On My Knees EP’, which featured collaborations with Ash Nova and Dulus. The duo followed that up with their remix of Above & Beyond and Zoë Johnston's uplifting trance hit 'Crazy Love', which gained support from the likes of Nora En Pure, Sultan + Shepard, Jerro, Korolova, Chicane and Laura van Dam.

Last year, ANUQRAM joined forces with Eleonora on ‘Parasite’, which earned support from Jody Wisternoff, Chris Luno, Vintage Culture, A.M.R, Don Diablo and Jason Bentley on KCRW, before later releasing their mesmerising two-tracker 'Safari / Hide & Seek'. The duo kicked off this year by releasing 'Wake Me Up' with Second Sine, which featured on James Grant's 'Movement Vol. 5' compilation.

ANUQRAM and fellow progressive producer Alexey Sonar made their collaborative debut on Anjunabeats in 2024 with 'Cheerful Garden'. Now, the esteemed artists reunite on their latest single, 'Time'.

Release Date: 11th March 2026

Buy/Stream 'Time': https://anjunabeats.co/time.oyd

Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]ANUQRAM and Alexey Sonar’s single “Time,” released on Anjunabeats, is a masterclass in progressive house production, clocking in at a propulsive 126 BPM. From the first beat, the track captures attention with its impeccably tight rhythm section, featuring bouncy kicks and tough percussive layers that lock the groove firmly in place. The subtle syncopation and driving bassline create a hypnotic forward momentum, drawing listeners into an immersive journey. The melodic hooks are layered with precision, with luminous pads and soaring arpeggios weaving through darker harmonic undertones, establishing a rich sonic palette that evolves seamlessly across the arrangement. Transitional elements and carefully sculpted build-ups showcase the duo’s expertise in crafting tension and release, essential for both club play and fitness or wellness applications. The drops hit with polished impact, supported by a meticulous balance in dynamic range and loudness that ensures both clarity and power, whether through headphones or large sound systems. Intricate use of effects, including reverb swells, filtered sweeps, and spatial panning, enhances the three-dimensionality of the mix, enveloping listeners in a deep, immersive atmosphere. The male spoken vocals, processed to maintain an underground edge, lend a distinctive character that reinforces the track’s artistic identity and originality without overpowering the instrumental narrative. Scientifically, music like “Time” has been shown to positively affect mental health and physical performance. Progressive house tracks with consistent rhythmic drive and engaging harmonic movement can enhance focus and endurance during exercise, while the gradual builds and euphoric releases may elevate mood and reduce stress, according to research by Karageorghis & Priest (2012) on music and exercise psychology. Additionally, immersive soundscapes and repetitive rhythmic structures engage the brain’s reward systems, as highlighted in Salimpoor et al. (2013), fostering emotional resonance and a sense of flow that can be beneficial in wellness contexts such as yoga or guided meditation. “Time” exemplifies these attributes with its cohesive storytelling and capacity to stimulate both physical energy and emotional uplift. The track demonstrates flawless cohesion from intro to outro, with BPM stability that ensures seamless integration into DJ sets and easy cueing for loops or extended transitions. Its crowd reaction potential is high, as the track balances underground credibility with memorable melodic phrasing that encourages replay and long-term engagement. “Time” is not only a certified club weapon, but also a scientifically aligned soundtrack for enhancing human performance and well-being. #PureGold Loveit[/content]

Suggested Bibliography:

Karageorghis, C. I., & Priest, D. L. (2012). Music in the exercise domain: a review and synthesis (Part I & II). International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 5(1), 44-70.

Salimpoor, V. N., Zald, D. H., Zatorre, R. J., Dagher, A., & McIntosh, A. R. (2013). Predictions and the brain: How musical sounds can trigger dopamine release. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 17(2), 60-68.

Thoma, M. V., Ryf, S., Mohiyeddini, C., Ehlert, U., & Nater, U. M. (2013). Emotion regulation through listening to music in everyday situations. Cognition and Emotion, 27(3), 534-543.

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