Back in 2004 they kicked off with their first project, 'Aven'. In the meantime, they're running their own label and have built a high reputation and very own sound. Norwegian DJ and producer duo Inge 'Lemon' Nilsen and Einar Kristiansen, a.k.a. Lemon & Einar K., like to keep you in a happy state of mind - music-wise. When their remix of Markus Schulz vs Andy Moor collab 'Daydream' came out, pure euphoria rocked your speakers. But there's more, for their 'Hope', 'Anticipation' and 'The Oslo Syndrome' also swept thousands of trance lovers off their feet. To keep track of their mission statement, they now present their new EP, with 'Tenacity' and 'Felicity' working in full effect.

Two dreamy instrumentals deliver a soundtrack for every situation life offers you. 'Tenacity' is a bittersweet uplifting track. Its tingling piano-line gives a strong melancholic feel to it, while 'Felicity' is pure euphoric uplifting trance with a remarkable melody line. The two of them will put a mind-shivering spell on you - right there on the most crowded dance floors. A duo that perfectly fits its imprint - getting you in an ultimate state of trance.

Support by:

Markus Schulz, Gareth Emery, Paul van Dijk, Paul Oakenfold, Andy Moor, M.I.K.E., John O'Callaghan, Simon Patterson, Sean Tyas, Ashley Wallbridge, Lange, William Daniel, Dave Pearce, Ernesto vs. Bastian, Ales M.O.R.P.H.,Roger Shah, Jorn van Deynhoven, TyDi.

German production duo and siblings Duderstadt have been on the radar for quite some time now having turned out some great remixes across both ‘Beats and ‘Deep that have showcased their warm and distinctive sound to great effect. Now at long last we see Dirk and Marco taking centre stage with the touching ‘Stranded In NYC’. Wrapped in a blanket of divine, dreamy sounds, this gently meandering track sees them playing to their melodic strengths.

There was only one way to make such a gorgeous track even more so and that was to get Oliver Smith on the B-side. Taking a break from delving into the housier side of things, Oliver effortlessly conjures up seven or so minutes of pure electronic bliss on the remix; radiant chords, rippling keys and a dreamlike demeanour make this one of the most luscious Anjuna packages you’ll hear, so be sure to check it out!

House music lovers – may we have your attention please? This brand new production by Tom Wax and Strobe is going to please your ears for sure! ‘Cantate (Lalai Lala)’ is special. It awaits you with a remarkable, looped vocal-sample which perfectly fits the strangely wonderful dark house soundscape of the track.

On the remix you’ll find multitalented German guy Tom Novy, who translated ‘Cantate’ into a minimal track – with outstanding sound effects and a pretty strong baseline. Another rework comes from Italy. Soundcreator Federico Scavo created a techno-version of ‘Cantate’. Next to that you’ll find a ‘Copyright remix’ and a ‘Remix’ in the ‘Cantate’ package. No matter which one you pick, we guarantee it’s going to be hard to stand still!