♫ Vocal Trance Top 10 (January 2015) / New Trance Mix / Paradise
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Paradise - Trance & Progressive Music.
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---------------------- Vocal Trance Top 10 (January 2015) ---------------------
00:00 Dennis Sheperd feat. Chloe Langley - Bring You Home (Ronski Speed Remix)
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[A Tribute To Life]
03:18 Roy Malakian feat. Chris Jones - Vital Signs (Mike van Fabio & AxelPolo Remix)
http://goo.gl/hEbW8M
[In Trance We Trust]
09:27 Talla 2XLC & RAM feat. Kim Kiona - Until the End (Original Mix)
[http://goo.gl/eFN52g]
[In Trance We Trust]
13:58 Ian Van Dahl - Try (Onova Feat. Alphazone Bootleg Remix)
http://goo.gl/lcEUcM
21:37 Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard - Now We Are Free (Hoyaa Remix)
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27:46 Colonial One feat. Eva Kade - Where You Are (Kayosa & Tolland Remix)
http://goo.gl/6deqM1
[Go On Air Recordings]
32:10 Ana Criado with Solis & Sean Truby - Break Away (Original Mix)
http://goo.gl/tHlFty
[How Trance Works (SirAdrianMusic)]
36:28 Craig Connelly feat. Cate Kanell - Shipwreck (Original Mix)
http://goo.gl/03s4uM
[A State Of Trance]
42:45 Dash Berlin feat. Roxanne Emery - Shelter (Solis & Sean Truby Remix)
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47:38 Eco & Brooke Forman - Liberation (Original Mix)
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[Black Hole Recordings]
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------- Vocal Trance ------
Vocal trance is a subgenre of trance music that focuses on vocals and melodies. The sub-genre came into existence in the early 1990s, when trance was still developing. Although many early trance records used vocal samples mixed in with the beats, the earliest examples of the style appeared in 1992-93.
A typical track consists of three elements, though later tracks labeled vocal trance may not include all of them. A track begins with an intro of progressive beats. The melodic part starts incrementally, combining vocals, usually female, a melodic sound (for the most part high pitched and fast), and a bass pattern. Towards the end of the track, the melody fades out and the intro rhythm returns, usually with some minor changes.
Vocal trance producers frequently make use of session musicians, particularly females, for vocals on their tracks. Session vocalists have been featured on tracks that span different genres and sub genres, while some vocalists have chosen to work only within the electronic club and dance music genres.
Vocal trance was popular in Europe, notably Germany, Austria, Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium and Great Britain.
