"Ameer Abdulhusain Almodaweb" Turkish origined DJ / producer born in Bahrain residing at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK which by no means has any Trance or Electronic music scene whatsoever - Amir has fallen in love with electronic music back in 2007 for the first time having been massive alternative rock fan beforehand.
By around end of 2007 & still in high school Amir had only just discovered Trance and was keenly interested in the genre. Early influences include Tiesto & Armin van Buuren. Read Full Bio"Ameer Abdulhusain Almodaweb" Turkish origined DJ / producer born in Bahrain residing at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK which by no means has any Trance or Electronic music scene whatsoever - Amir has fallen in love with electronic music back in 2007 for the first time having been massive alternative rock fan beforehand.
By around end of 2007 & still in high school Amir had only just discovered Trance and was keenly interested in the genre. Early influences include Tiesto & Armin van Buuren. Tiesto is the earliest influence on Amir's musical taste in electronic music and had paved the way for him to look into the genre more and find other artists. Artists such as Sean Tyas of which who's track ''Lift'' simply made Amir quit anything that wasn't Trance or electronic for the matter and never look back.
Over the last year Amir has stamped his mark onto the Trance scene with his productions that have been supported by massive names such as Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Paul Oakenfold, Sean Tyas, Alex M.O.R.P.H, Mark Sherry, Lisa Lashes and many more.
He took up DJ'ing as soon as possible at around mid-2008 and is self taught. Always having an ear for the hidden gems here and there - Amir's taste in Trance is not limited by style or tempo, his productions and sets reflect exactly the kind of sound his influences play and produce, everything in the Trance spectrum.
He moved to the UK in 2010 to study a Communications & PR course but still found time to experience the trance scene in the country first-hand.
As a DJ he had the privilege to play on the same line-ups with big names in the Trance scene such as Sean Tyas, Mark Sherry & Lange
While balancing life between a full time university student and a part time Trance producer, rising artist Amir Hussain manages to find the balance between the two in order to kick start his career as a fantastically talented Uplifting producer. He is definitely no stranger to the scene, as his wondrous tracks have been with us since the better part of 2007; but his skills as both a producer and as an artist have definitely jumped dramatically within the past few years. He appears to be an artist that strikes hard and fast, then silently sinks back in the shadows as he prepares for his next explosive single; but this mantra of ‘quality not quantity‘ is exactly what defines an artist apart from their contemporaries, and his potential for greatness is very high with the current route he is heading. Throughout the past year, he has worked with other budding artists such as Allen Watts on Step Into My World and has remixed for huge Trance producers such as John Askew, Allen & Envy and more. On the singles side, he is constantly working on crafting each track to near perfection, and the recent releases of Presence Of Mind and Riffa is a testament to that statement. To follow up on his massive, Egyptian themed Tech Trance single, Eye Of Ra, Amir now turns towards a brand new Uplifting piece that can be considered as one of his finest works on the legendary In Trance We Trust label. His newest project entitled To The Lost promises to be a beautifully crafted portrait that brilliantly showcases the beauty of his multilateral musical mind.
Amir noted on his Facebook account that this track was, “my personal favorite track during the entire time I’ve been releasing music, (to date).” This is because To The Lost was inspired by the passing of his grandfather as a sort of eulogy to those that have been lost to this world. While this reasoning puts a somber tone over the entire track, it also is one of those rare occurrences where death can create wondrous ideas that breathe new life into one’s creative fields. The loss of a love one certainly has a powerful connection with one’s inner emotions, and from that can come some of the greatest music within that person’s musical abilities. A perfect example of this phenomenon was RAM when he lost his wife, Amelia, and decided to tap into that boundless energy to create RAMelia, which was widely considered to be one of the top Uplifting tracks of 2014. Upon first listen to this track, we can definitely sense a huge spike in terms of quality and craftsmanship, but there is something much more than aesthetic details that really draws the listener in. It’s the sense of human compassion that resides within these courageous melodies and sweeping harmonies, the energetic rush of full fledged synths blinding through a whirlwind of sonorous colors and the pervasive aura of memories and thoughts culminated together into the connective forces of Trance. Personally, I think the Trance captures the most out of what really matters in music, which is the conduit in which to discover the human condition, and Amir Hussain has done exactly that. By releasing this single, he is putting his sadness and vulnerability into something positive; something that can be used to celebrate life and remind us of how lucky we really are to be able to experience this kind of magic that is Trance.
Amir Hussain‘s heartfelt single of To The Lost is out now on In Trance We Trust via Beatport, so make sure you purchase a copy and support real talent!
Keep the music alive. -Q
By around end of 2007 & still in high school Amir had only just discovered Trance and was keenly interested in the genre. Early influences include Tiesto & Armin van Buuren. Read Full Bio"Ameer Abdulhusain Almodaweb" Turkish origined DJ / producer born in Bahrain residing at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK which by no means has any Trance or Electronic music scene whatsoever - Amir has fallen in love with electronic music back in 2007 for the first time having been massive alternative rock fan beforehand.
By around end of 2007 & still in high school Amir had only just discovered Trance and was keenly interested in the genre. Early influences include Tiesto & Armin van Buuren. Tiesto is the earliest influence on Amir's musical taste in electronic music and had paved the way for him to look into the genre more and find other artists. Artists such as Sean Tyas of which who's track ''Lift'' simply made Amir quit anything that wasn't Trance or electronic for the matter and never look back.
Over the last year Amir has stamped his mark onto the Trance scene with his productions that have been supported by massive names such as Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Paul Oakenfold, Sean Tyas, Alex M.O.R.P.H, Mark Sherry, Lisa Lashes and many more.
He took up DJ'ing as soon as possible at around mid-2008 and is self taught. Always having an ear for the hidden gems here and there - Amir's taste in Trance is not limited by style or tempo, his productions and sets reflect exactly the kind of sound his influences play and produce, everything in the Trance spectrum.
He moved to the UK in 2010 to study a Communications & PR course but still found time to experience the trance scene in the country first-hand.
As a DJ he had the privilege to play on the same line-ups with big names in the Trance scene such as Sean Tyas, Mark Sherry & Lange
While balancing life between a full time university student and a part time Trance producer, rising artist Amir Hussain manages to find the balance between the two in order to kick start his career as a fantastically talented Uplifting producer. He is definitely no stranger to the scene, as his wondrous tracks have been with us since the better part of 2007; but his skills as both a producer and as an artist have definitely jumped dramatically within the past few years. He appears to be an artist that strikes hard and fast, then silently sinks back in the shadows as he prepares for his next explosive single; but this mantra of ‘quality not quantity‘ is exactly what defines an artist apart from their contemporaries, and his potential for greatness is very high with the current route he is heading. Throughout the past year, he has worked with other budding artists such as Allen Watts on Step Into My World and has remixed for huge Trance producers such as John Askew, Allen & Envy and more. On the singles side, he is constantly working on crafting each track to near perfection, and the recent releases of Presence Of Mind and Riffa is a testament to that statement. To follow up on his massive, Egyptian themed Tech Trance single, Eye Of Ra, Amir now turns towards a brand new Uplifting piece that can be considered as one of his finest works on the legendary In Trance We Trust label. His newest project entitled To The Lost promises to be a beautifully crafted portrait that brilliantly showcases the beauty of his multilateral musical mind.
Amir noted on his Facebook account that this track was, “my personal favorite track during the entire time I’ve been releasing music, (to date).” This is because To The Lost was inspired by the passing of his grandfather as a sort of eulogy to those that have been lost to this world. While this reasoning puts a somber tone over the entire track, it also is one of those rare occurrences where death can create wondrous ideas that breathe new life into one’s creative fields. The loss of a love one certainly has a powerful connection with one’s inner emotions, and from that can come some of the greatest music within that person’s musical abilities. A perfect example of this phenomenon was RAM when he lost his wife, Amelia, and decided to tap into that boundless energy to create RAMelia, which was widely considered to be one of the top Uplifting tracks of 2014. Upon first listen to this track, we can definitely sense a huge spike in terms of quality and craftsmanship, but there is something much more than aesthetic details that really draws the listener in. It’s the sense of human compassion that resides within these courageous melodies and sweeping harmonies, the energetic rush of full fledged synths blinding through a whirlwind of sonorous colors and the pervasive aura of memories and thoughts culminated together into the connective forces of Trance. Personally, I think the Trance captures the most out of what really matters in music, which is the conduit in which to discover the human condition, and Amir Hussain has done exactly that. By releasing this single, he is putting his sadness and vulnerability into something positive; something that can be used to celebrate life and remind us of how lucky we really are to be able to experience this kind of magic that is Trance.
Amir Hussain‘s heartfelt single of To The Lost is out now on In Trance We Trust via Beatport, so make sure you purchase a copy and support real talent!
Keep the music alive. -Q
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Time Lapse
Amir Hussain Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Time Lapse' by these artists:
Evil's Toy Life is but a walking shadow, one wise man said…
Harvest Inside the hourglass time is tumbling Inside the hourglass …
Holy Folk With a click and crash, made it clear in a…
L.E. Time Lapse Life is but a walking shadow one wise man…
Poppin'Party 陽が落ちて 歌声は星となり 流れだす time lapse そう 感じ続ける Oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, o…
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Gamer In A Trance
+jody024 In this sort of "traditional" style trance music, I look for many things. The first is a strong bassline that feels clean, deep, atmospheric, loud and catchy. I get really annoyed when artists have basslines that are flat, repetitive and dull.
The next thing is a great melody. I want it to have emotion and depth, yet I don't want it to lose all the track's energy. I also don't want it to be one of those "uplifting" tracks that takes itself way too seriously and tries so hard to make you feel happy. Very rarely do those kinds of tracks work for me. Adding on, I also want the melody to flow properly and have sounds that work well with each other. It is a real pain when you hear melodies that feel like they don't work properly at all and just sound dull.
When it comes to vocals, I personally am not a fan in most cases. I only want vocals if it feels necessary. They should be catchy and actually mean something, not just be random "emotional" words stringed together. I don't mind it when sometimes there are only one-sentence vocals that are repeated multiple times throughout the track.
Finally, there's the intro and outro. I think they both can be really good when done right. They need to be long enough to be noticeable, but not too long so that the listener gets bored. I can't stand these 5 and 6 minute tracks that have 2 minute intros and outros. They just waste the listener's time. It would be okay if they were around 1 minute each. If you have a solid bassline, then that can also help with making the intro and outro more interesting.
So that's what I look for in these kinds of trance tracks. I hope you like this insight! Maybe you might find some things here that you might like to take into account in the future.
Music Lover
This song is probably one of the most beautiful and inspiring trance songs I have ever heard ♥
Xheni Dajlanaj
yes
Angel Garcia
This song is the Best of trance in our planet
IZAR BEATS
2:15-3:40 AMAZING !!!
NikoVanAthand
Dude.. the GOOSEBUMPS!!!
claudio alexander
+ NikoVanAthand yeah! fuckin awesome tune!
ian simpson
pure lad :)
daMirko
+NikoVanAthand ...nothing more to say...
J024
+NikoVanAthand I know right ?!
Panos Papakalodoukas
12 fans of Justin Bieber don't like this track!!!