Bringing the Underground, Volume 1 is one of BTU Recordings' first mix albums to hit the scene, bringing some of the best tracks of BTU. This truly brings the underground trance scene with nice blends of different styles of trance, including tech, progressive, and psy.

The track is called "7Days & 7 Nights", and it plays out more like a mixset than just one track. I suppose this is what a live concert performance from Reborn would sound like.

Superstar, the third EP from the young German producer Thomas Wagner (aka Tomic), features four tracks of pure progressive house. Tomic's previous two EPs—entitled EP 1.2 and Inside The Flow—received much-deserved support from around the globe and was charted by Hernan Cattaneo.

I find this album, as a whole, to be a very enjoyable and invigorating listen. The music is relaxing, yet makes me want to get up and dance.

French producer Melchyor A brings us a nice dose of classic deep house with his 4-track EP, The Grooveymen.

While they have had some success already with their live show and through their releases on other compilations, this debut album sets the stage for the duo to make their move in a big way to dance floors across the globe.

The recipe for success here is definitely the supreme melodic content heard in the original track, which styles itself after progressive trance.

I loved this release from the get go. Electro-house is a genre that I've needed time to grow into and this is an example of truly quality stuff.

Very good release, another good solid release here. It's just about as good as the Logistics release I heard recently. There's some good stuff coming out of Hospital Records.

This EP contains the two tracks, "Shade" and "The Warming Trend", which together weigh in at almost 17 minutes. But these tracks aren't hefty because of the duration, they are laden with skilled production, rich in charisma and heavy in musical content!