Do you like trance music? If the answer is YES, you have to try this compilation! The best of trance music in spring 2007! The tracks are selected and mixed by DjStorm. DjStorm is an italian trance music dj, and it's me!

In the Midnight Juggernauts' Dystopia constellation, a line can be traced from the modern symphony of M83 and Air, all the way back to the electronic psychedelia of CAN and the pop smarts of ELO. John Carpenter is in the director's chair, Georgio Moroder's compiling the soundtrack, and Goblin is screaming from the shadows. Throughout its 13 tracks Dystopia lays a common thread of vigilant optimism, although it's a mood often shrouded with a dark and sinister disposition. The relentless stomp of techno-meets-disco singles 'Road To Recovery', 'Shadows' and '45 And Rising' have already scored the band airplay on triple j and independent radio Australia wide, while further into the stratosphere they've found themselves pounced on by BBC1 and MTV2 UKEurope, the latter marking them as "artists we're tipping for the top in 2007". The formula is tweaked with glittering results on album tracks like 'Into The Galaxy', 'Twenty Thousand Leagues' and 'Nine Lives', while introspective departures (such as the title track or album closer 'Aurora') or abrasive moments ('Intro' and 'Scorpius') display a luscious and darker side to Midnight Juggernauts' exterior.

"Armed with his explosive self-titled debut, Bermuda native CollieBuddz is quickly proving himself as reggae's next big thing. With anerupting fan base in both the global reggae market and the U.S.hip-hop community, this fresh new voice is breaking ground by incorporating everything from soca to dancehall styles. Over thehottest club-ready dance beats, Collie Buddz spits some of the mostblazing rhymes and rhythms of the summer. His first hit single, "Come Around," features Buddz's distinctiveBermudian vocal sound over a laid back, Zap Pow-sampled reggae beat.On "Mamacita," Buddz heats things up with a sexy come-on that's sureto get the dance floor rocking fast and dipping slow. Fans should becareful this summer: Collie Buddz's self-titled debut will get the clubs hotter than the Bermudian sun."