A State of Trance (label)

A State of Trance
Parent company
Founded 2003
Founder Armin van Buuren
Genre EDM
Country of origin Netherlands
Location Amsterdam
Official website www.astateoftrance.com/

A State of Trance is a sub-label of the Dutch company Armada Music. Released its first vinyl release in 2003 and reached its 100 release (ASOT100) with "The Doppler Effect – Beauty Hides In The Deep / Envio – For You (The Blizzard Remix)".[1][2]

A State of Trance was formed in 2003 as a sub-label to its Dutch parent company Armada Music. It is also the parent label to A State Of Trance Limited. The style of music focuses mainly on trance and progressive trance with a wide range of artists and producers. The label is focusing on both young producers (such as Filo & Peri, 8 Wonders, Robert Nickson, and Galen Behr) as well as established artists (like Markus Schulz, Sunlounger, Sean Tyas, Signum and Vincent de Moor).[3]

The record label was named after Armin van Buuren's eponymous radio show and a series of music compilations of the same name.

Current artists
  • Pulser
  • Clear & Present
  • Kamil Polner
  • Leon Bolier Presents Surpresa
  • Hemstock & Jennings
  • Randy Boyer
  • Kaymak
  • Marcos
  • Signum Signal
  • Under Sun
  • Elsa Hill
  • Jan Johnston
  • Anita Kelsey
  • Tom Cloud
  • Tiff Lacey
  • Sophie Sugar
  • Sunlounger
  • Lost Witness
  • Sassot
  • Sean Tyas
  • Sebastian Brandt
  • Adrina Thorpe
  • Mike Nichol
  • Logistic
  • The Doppler Effect
  • Mungo
  • Josh Gallahan
  • Vengeance
  • Thomas Bronzwaer
  • Angie
  • Pawel Meller
  • Thr3shold
  • Detune
  • Avenger
  • Tiddey
  • Zirenz
  • Saint Rush
  • Phuture Sound
  • RAM
  • Ron Hagen & Pascal M

See also

References

  1. ↑ "A State Of Trance - CDs and Vinyl". Discogs.
  2. ↑ "A State Of Trance". Beatport.
  3. ↑ A State of Trance - labelsbase.net

External links

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