Support from Armin Van Buuren (ASOT), Paul Van Dyk (Vandit), Aly and Fila (FSOE), Eddie Halliwell (BBC Radio 1), Activa, Simon Patterson, John Askew, Jon O’Bir, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Sean Tyas, Tillmann Uhrmacher, Andy Moor, Tom Colontonio, Sebastian Brandt, Thrillseekers, Paul Trainer

“this could be one of the most important trance records of the last 18 months and potentially the biggest single Discover has ever seen…” — John Askew

This one is not to be missed.

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Release date confirmed for November 2009.

The remix is set to follow on from JOC’s album, “Never Fade Away” on Armada in October.

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Included in John Askew’s hotly Digital Society compilation.

Released 21st December 2009.

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Featured consistent support from Armin (ASOT) Ferry Corsten, John O’Callaghan and many more, and inclusion on John O’Callaghan’s Subculture compilation as well as Armin’s A State Of Trance Top 15 for November 2009.

Released 21st December 2009.

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This tune enjoyed massive support across the board, including a week-after-week presence on Armin’s A State of Trance radio show, a lengthly presence in all the top 10s of the major download stores and inclusion on both John Askew and John O’Callaghan’s 2009 compilations, with both the original and Aly & Fila remixes receiving rave reviews.

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It’s pounding, it’s dirty, it’s a little bit rude! This remix has already seen sustained support from Paul Van Dyk and again showcases Sly One vs Jurrane’s unique take on tech-trance, with their trademark pounding sound.

Sly One & Jurrane come up trumps with the one uplifting trance mix of this global, psychedic chilllout beauty, produced with Orchid Star’s percussionist Becky Dell. A thumping groove, a blissful break and a slow build to a roaring peak. Set for huge success after being tipped by Above & Beyond on their regular radio show.

To all that have asked us about this one since it was playlisted on Above & Beyond’s radio show, thanks for your support. It finally got released in October 2008.

Sly & Jurrane fell in love with the melody of this tune when they heard it and gladly took on this remix, deciding to give the track a more laid-back, summer vibe. The Sly One vs Jurrane remix is pure Ibiza summer and has already been featured on Armin Van Buuren’s A State Of Trance radio show (5 Sept 2008) as a future favourite.

This savage tech remix of Askew’s summer anthem has already garnered massive support on promo and is set for release shortly.

Launching yet another new sound, Sly One & Jurrane deliver a distinctive rocking remix of US legend Nicholas Bennison’s latest original. Now on promo and set for release in September.

Sly One and Jurrane are at it again! The long-awaited follow-up to their first original collaboration, Time Bomb, is now on promo on top UK label Discover. Featuring two Sly One vs Jurrane mixes: the glittering Original mix – a stomping anthemic trancer in the Discover style – and a monstrous Dark mix, launching Sly One vs Jurrane’s new tech-trance sound. Already attracting huge support.

Sly One and Jurrane’s monstrous new remix for Conspiracy Records has just been released, and has already attractive massive interest from the top DJs. Get it while it’s hot!

Sly One & Jurrane’s first remix for Future State, this huge remix has already found favour with the likes of Agnelli & Nelson (tune of the week), John
O’Callaghan, Jon O’Bir, Stoneface & Terminal, Neal Scarborough,
Adam White and many more.

Sly One & Jurrane’s remix of this trance anthem was released in late August 2007 and proved enormously popular with support from John O’Callaghan and many others.  A thumping trance anthem in the UK tradition.

This pounding tech warrior, in collaboration with UK rising star Jurrane was released to great fanfare on Discover Dark and found favour all over the world, particularly with Paul Van Dyk, who included it in his August 2007 DJ Magazine chart.  The Tom Colontonio remix stood for a long time as Vonyc.com’s #1 seller.

“After 12 releases and a constant presence in the monthly chart, Six:Thirty land the big one with ‘House of Muzik’. Sly One’s Original London Mix has all the ingredients you need to pack small clubs and festival tents.  Style, pace, huge synths, a lush breakdown and a killer bassline that’s been dragged from the depths of the ocean.  A mighty follow-up to Sly One’s much-lauded ‘Gamma Storm’. 4 stars.” – Mixmag – hard dance TUNE OF THE MONTH April 2007