Although he featured on the Anjunadeep: 02 album with 'Sunday' earlier in theyear, Oliver Smith's mesmeric 'Chordplay' represents the stalwart producer's first release of 2010 on Anjunabeats. And like all the best things in life, it was definitely worth the wait.

An intoxicating blend of twinkling chords, washing synths and interlocking melody layers, 'Chordplay' showcases Smith's unique take on trance at its very best and follows in the steps of his previous Anjuna classics like 'Nimbus', 'Cirrus' and 'Sunrise'.

Translating the original's euphoria to the more banging floors perfectly while losing none of its essential subtleties, Oliver Smith's own Club mix ramps things up with tougher twists on the groove and an alternative arrangement.

Fresh from the success of their recent 'Stranded In NYC' track (out now on Anjunabeats), German duo Duderstadt deliver a deep proggy trance rework that comes alive through the blissed-out waves of its breakdown.

Suncatcher really has made a name for himself over the past two years, and his last original release on Enhanced, Wildflowers, has been a highlight of our recent catalogue.

Now he's back with a track that can only really be described as 'epic'! Huge stadium style trance, laden with orchestral strings and lovely piano lines; pure hands in the air stuff.

Remix duties are snapped up and delivered in top drawer fashion by Frenchman Ferry Tayle. Taking a tougher approach than usual, Ferry really has made something quite special of his mix, adding some lovely stabs and acid lines to the proceedings.

Another fine release from Suncatcher!

Support by:
John O'Callaghan, Guiseppe Ottaviani, M.I.K.E. (Push), Ruben de Ronde, Tom Colontonio, Tritonal, Will Holland, Activa, Ernesto vs. Bastian, Estiva, 7 Skies, Adam Nickey, Ashley Wallbridge, Ben Nicky, Daniel Kandi, Deep Voices, Dimitri Kechagias, DJ Ange, DJ Feel, Haris C, Harry Fowler, James Brookes, Jorn van Deynhoven, Juventa, Kris Andrews, Lemon & Einar K, M6 (Mark Sixma), Manuel Le Saux, Mark Pledger, Michael Angelo, Michael Badal, Misja Helsloot, Neil Bamford, Paul Pearson, Phillip Alpha, Rav Takhar, Robert Nickson, Robert Nickson, sophie sugar, Suncatcher, Suzy Solar, Talla 2XLC, Tania Mann, Tempo Giusto, The Flyers & Mike Sonar, Tillmann Uhrmacher, Vast Vision, William Daniels, XGenic and many more...

In the past year, Swiss duo Chris Reece has set things alight with a variety of multifaceted productions. They've rocked floors with 'Salvation', swept us away with Nadia Ali collab 'The Notice' and got us into the groove with 'Still Breathin'. Christian and Roberto have given their all to move the crowds and completing their debut album, 'The Divine Circle'.

Another outstanding piece from the Chris Reece studio, is 'Headonism'. A summer-spirited house anthem with trance influences written all over. Its heavy vocoded vocals and tingling synth-lines make this one another masterpiece, increasing the anticipation for their upcoming artist album.

All good things come in three. That'll surely be the motto of life to Dutch trio Envotion. Stijn Halfens and brothers Hugo & Laurens are sure to make that resound in their productions. Whether you listen to 'Macho Madness', 'Familiar Places' or 'Wack', it's a fact that all of them are contagiously big-room, leaving an unforgettable impression. Once again proving that their combination of thick electro, progressive and house is a win, they deliver 'Atmos Avenue' and 'Free Ride'.

'Atmos Avenue' awaits you with bold beats and soul-soothing prog-house elements. Strangely wonderful but warm sounding, its atmospherically melodic synth-lines sound like pure emotion. 'Free Ride' on the other hand sits back at the deeper end. This thumping dark houser sets forth delicate sounds and fine effects, building the tension and the track's energetic feel. Good things sometimes come in two as well.

Support by:

Markus Schulz, Gareth Emery, Above & Beyond, M.I.K.E., Blake Jarrell, Jorn van Deynhoven, Andy Moor, Alex MORPH, Jerome Isma'Ae, Ashley Wallbridge, Eelke Kleijn, Roger Shah, TyDi.

Fast making a name as one of the Anjunabeats stars of the future, Italian producer 7 Skies follows up his classy 'Caffeine' from earlier in the year with 'Sushi'.

Already featuring on Above & Beyond's 'Anjunabeats Volume 8', 'Sushi' will be well known to fans of 7 Skies distinctive and richly textured sound. A sunny groove-fuelled track with subtle, climbing builds, 'Sushi' is a faultless ride through quality modern trance and has been consistently crowd-pleasing in the sets of Above & Beyond.

Complimenting the original, we welcome a new name to the Anjuna discography in ascendant trance producer Ben Gold. Already clocking up some impressive remixes on Gareth Emery's Garuda and catching our imagination with his accomplished Trance Around The World guest mix, the rising star delivers a contrasting remix with a hugely uplifting, alternative melody explosion at its heart.

With a distinctive sound that finds itself within progressive, house and trance, DJ and producer Alexander Popov has caused quite a revolution within Russia's dance scene. And guess what? He's ready to take it across the borders. With his tracks 'Everest' and 'Metropolis', he already stirred things up in the global dance society, but this time he's kicking it some more with his new release 'Revolution In You'.

As one of Russia's fastest rising trance and progressive producers, it's no surprise that 'Revolution In You' has already warmed up the far-away-crowds of the global dance society. With its deep synths, a constant drive and a catchy melody, it gets your heart pumping to its very own rhythm. 'Revolution In You' is a strong balancing act between progressive and uplifting trance, ready to blast into the night. Viva la Revolution!

Support by:

Armin van Buuren, Judge Jules, Sander van Doorn, David Forbes, Ernesto vs. Bastian, W&W, Cosmic Gate, Max Graham, Ashley Wallbridge, Myon and Shane 54, Lange, Signum, Andy Moor, Tenishia, Jorn van Deynhoven, Leon Bolier, M.I.K.E.

After the runaway success of previous singles 'Nyce / Blau' and 'Oyster' (and his much sought after remix of label mate Michael Woods), these new cuts see Moguai honing his live-come-dj sound into a terrifyingly poignant double header - and one that's set to take the electronic music community by storm.

First up is possibly the biggest track to date, '8001' is a pure peak time, club-bound floor smasher with Moguai creating his signature production sound to perfection. Crispy, weighty and toughed out, this track is an instant classic - gorgeous organ riffs, expert intricacy and a pulsing and infectious rhythm that makes this one of the standout tracks of the next 6 months.

Secondly, we would like to draw your attention to 'Stay Planetary' - a hard thumping tune with uplifting, ascending synths and an outer-worldly feel that shows Moguai's far reaching appeal to the fullest. It's time to go all out with this eclectic and unique tune.

Hope you all enjoy another great release from mau5trap and man of the moment Moguai.

To celebrate Bedrocks 12th anniversary, John Digweed has compiled 21 outstanding exclusive tracks and remixes from established and new artists to form Bedrock 12. Bedrock is synonymous with releasing the highest quality forward-thinking electronic dance music and has enjoyed a highly successful year so far and this new compilation will further cement the labels reputation around the globe.Following on from John Digweeds outstanding (mixed) Structures LP, Bedrock 12 once again showcases the sound of the label in 2010, featuring a plethora of exquisite deep house, tech-house and techno, joining the dots and forging the future.

Not only does the album feature a host of established stars - Robert Babicz, Quivver, King Unique, Christian Smith, Nick Warren, Digweed & Muir - it also showcases new and upcoming talent like Maetrik, Wiretappeur, Max Cooper, Wehbba, and more.The strength of new international talent from the likes of Spain, Germany and Brazil, points to the huge global appeal of the Bedrock label, and a bright future for dance music. The high-ranking established artists are kept firmly on their toes by the new upcoming stars of the future.