Both are trance not techno
I'll be doing a trance mix soonish.
Just to clarify. People often call trance music techno but it's a big misconception since they're nothing alike. Tech is generally much more chilled out and less intense. You barely hear tech songs out... Tech originated from detroit and for some classical techno songs (tech-house and techno) suss out artists like bookashade,
http://www.myspace.com/getbookashade
(suss out in white rooms by booka... a classic)
Funk D'Void
http://www.myspace.com/funkdvoid
While trance is something totally different like Omnibus etc.
There is such a genre as techtrance.. which is a techno track with elements of trance. Oliver Lieb was the pioneer of the genre back in the early/mid 90's. It had a peak in 1999/2000. But because people were too lazy to call it tech-trance.. they just called it tech. Hence the mis-representation between tech and trance..
Anyway that's a music lesson!
As i said before.. i'll be doing a trance set soon so i'll definitely consider
I'll be doing a trance mix soonish.
Just to clarify. People often call trance music techno but it's a big misconception since they're nothing alike. Tech is generally much more chilled out and less intense. You barely hear tech songs out... Tech originated from detroit and for some classical techno songs (tech-house and techno) suss out artists like bookashade,
http://www.myspace.com/getbookashade
(suss out in white rooms by booka... a classic)
Funk D'Void
http://www.myspace.com/funkdvoid
While trance is something totally different like Omnibus etc.
There is such a genre as techtrance.. which is a techno track with elements of trance. Oliver Lieb was the pioneer of the genre back in the early/mid 90's. It had a peak in 1999/2000. But because people were too lazy to call it tech-trance.. they just called it tech. Hence the mis-representation between tech and trance..
Anyway that's a music lesson!
As i said before.. i'll be doing a trance set soon so i'll definitely consider
