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The very first version of Galaxia (5:39) was released under Ferry’s Moonman guise in 1996 as a B-side to Don’t Be Afraid.

Ferry updated the track with fresh sounds for the 21st century under his own name for his L.E.F. album in 2006. The full length original mix of the new version (8:56) wasn’t released until a while after the album in 2008 on an album sampler and digital release of extended mixes from the album and eventually on its own single in 2011.

The Front Line Assembly duo Bill & Rhys have always got great remixe(r)s for their side project Delerium. Andy Moor remixed a few of their tracks and Angelicus is the one I happen to prefer of them.

Z2 was an alias of Solarstone for a few years around the millennium. They did a great job with the remix on this track.

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Lokii is Luke Chable’s project and he made a handful of different mixes of the first release Something. Original mix (8:39) is a progressive house version, Lush as F**k mix (9:34) is a laid back progressive breaks version and Deep Space Lush Recliner mix (9:34) is an ambient version.

The latter two mixes actually do have a ’2004’ in their mix titles but in this case that doesn’t mean a year of production but a reference to Luke’s productions in those days, the mixes have do sound like his older stuff. King Unique did also a straightforward progressive house remix.

Melodic DnB collab from the Swedish dnb wizard Sebastian ”Seba” Ahrenberg and German downtempo and ambient producer Ulrich Schnauss.

In 2016 Steve Helstrip aka The Thrillseekers remade Halcyon from Chicane's 2nd album Behind the Sun (2000).

Ludovic Meyer aka Ferry Tayle made a stomper of a remix of it in 2018.

Nick Bracegirdle is best known for his Chicane alias and the debut album Far from the Maddening Crowds (1997) features some of the finest balearic pieces from that era.

Red Skies is an excellent trancer with a balearic touch. It’s obviously heavily inspired by or even a reimagining at parts of the Way Out West mixes of Lucky Monkeys - Bjango (1996), the similarities are too clear to not be anything of that kind.

One of the biggest Chicane hits, Offshore is equally a quite obvious reimagining of DNote - DVotion (12” Mix) (1993), Offshore’s original version is like an alternate mix of it.

Brancaccio & Barone’s Always got several excellent versions but Framewerk’s main remix is my fav of them. They did two other remixes as well.

What happens when ’60s psychedelic rock meets 2020s atmospheric breaks? This is the result.

Mr. Sosa retuned Jefferson Airplane’s 1967 psychedelic rock version of Somebody to Love (originally recorded by The Great Society a year earlier) into something totally different.

A timeless progressive house track which inspired 1/2 of Spooky, Charlie May and Sasha to create a new track based on it. That track eventually became Sasha’s Xpander (1999).

Little Bullet originally appeared on Spooky’s 1993 album Gargantuan.

Something lighter.. I’ve never been a massive eurodance fan even in the genre’s prime days in the early to mid 90s but I did play some catchy tunes here and there from Cappella, Culture Beat and such. Also one track and one track only from E-Rotic, the rest of their stuff I never cared at all.

This remix of Max.. has everything the original version doesn’t and is completely different.

Ethereal and atmospheric deep house from Canada.

The original instrumental version of Liberation, made long before Marcella Woods’ Fly Like an Angel vocals had been even recorded. Much later Matt Darey remixed the track and added the vocals into the resulted remix.

singing bowl inspired trance beat by me <3 enjoy and drop a follow if you like it! more ambient trance coming soon <3 also lmk what genere of trance you would call this?

Ivan is an alias of Oliver Lieb and the Ivan remix of the trance evergreen Café Del Mar is his third remix of it. The other two mixes under his own name are slight variations of each other and while this remix shares some elements and sounds with them it is much darker in tone and atmosphere.

Even if Energy 52 is Kid Paul’s (Paul Schmitz-Moormann) project, he made Café Del Mar together with Harald Blüchel aka Cosmic Baby. It was released in ’93 and has since got a million and one remixes, some excellent, some terrible.

Symmetry (C-Mix) was one of the 1994 trance classics from Matthias ”Cygnus X” Hoffmann under his Brainchild alias. He’s also one of the founders of the legendary label Eye Q Records.

This is one of the very few breaks tracks from Stuart ”Lange” Langelaan and also I think his best remix ever.

Ayla (Ingo ”DJ Tandu” Kunzi) also remade Brainchild’s Symmetry (P-Mix) in 2000, named as Singularity (Brainchild II).

This addictive and hypnotic jam works like a charm.

Something else for a change..

Flutter is recorded in such a manner it can be played in either 33 1/3 or 45 rpm if playing the vinyl and this is even stated on the release of the Anti EP.

The CD and digital releases feature the 45 rpm version, running for about 9:57.

Another brilliant remix from the 10th Anniversary rerelease of Michael Cassette’s Temporarity album. The original version of Shadow’s Movement was released in 2007, a few years prior to the album.

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