I remember a few years ago the misc was obsessed with Trance. Multiple threads, Trance crews, multi pages of vids.. now I never see Trance mentioned ANYWHERE. It's like the genre just died.
Wtf happened?
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Thread: Is Trance as a genre dead?
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Trance is doing just fine. Those of us who mostly posted trance stuff just got tired of the misc really. The support here was dying down so we focused our attentions elsewhere. The crew that did trance events and stuff here still exists, we just spend most of our time talking outside Misc.
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03-01-2017, 09:44 PM #13
Phuck nah bro, last time I went to a rave was 2013 EDC, that's the year EDM really got popular, the house stages were always way more packed than trance. As a matter of fact, how many trance DJ's have transitioned in to mainstream? None really, sure Armin is known by everyone but he hasn't really made a radio mainstream hit. Unlike avicii, Calvin Harris, David Guetta.
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03-01-2017, 09:54 PM #14
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None of those dj's have any mainstream hits though, David Guetta - sexy bitch hit the top 100 billboard, avicii -wake me up hit number 4 on the top 100, Calvin Harris- summer hit number 7 on the top 100.
Don't get me wrong i love trance but house is way more mainstream, in fact any trance DJ that is even contemplating going mainstream will have to go house like tiestö has.
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03-01-2017, 10:30 PM #21
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03-01-2017, 10:43 PM #22
You mean all artists that have long abandoned their roots.
I don't see a single artist listed except for AvB and Paul van Dyk and Oakenfold that regularly play house sets.
You can also include O' Callaghan.
Never again
I doubt the world will ever see another event as epic as trance energy in its early days, or 90s warehouse raves...
The golden age of EDM is gone, now all we have is big room commercial sounds that all have the same.
No literally, the tracks are all exactly the ****ing same.
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03-01-2017, 10:44 PM #23
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I don't see how you would think trance is dead when Dreamstare which started in 2015 in SoCal blew up and is now either having Dreamstate/Presenting Dreamstate almost every month across the US/World. EDC is getting a full 3 day trance stage. Trance back then was just trance, now its trance, psytrance, uplifting, dark, tech. The genre is expanding not dying...
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03-01-2017, 10:44 PM #24
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03-01-2017, 10:52 PM #25
bro....yes. sounds just like me back in 2011-13. get that dopamine rush from some good tracks, hit the gym and get a sick pump. always looking for new house/trance songs on youtube and on the misc (sometimes from the latest zyzz vid lol). I remember the misc threads for festivals like Ultra and EDC and Tomorrowland. The Ultra threads had 100+ pages and there would be miscer meet ups at the festivals and then they'd make a thread and post their group pics on here...I stopped listening about 2 years ago. just couldn't get into it anymore, guess I got too old :/
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03-01-2017, 11:24 PM #30
Dead in terms of popularity? Nah, music goes in waves. Trance originally was big in like the 90s/early 2000s. There are plenty of people producing trance, probably as many as ever due to the availability of tools/tutorials etc on music production nowadays. It hasn't really been the "it" genre of EDM since before the misc existed though (if it ever was). Electro house and progressive house were bigger.
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