According to NY-born, Switzerland-based trance man Sean Tyas, the electroni… Read Full Bio ↴According to NY-born, Switzerland-based trance man Sean Tyas, the electronic storm over the US Billboard Charts won't influence the music he makes one iota; he does, however, find it extremely encouraging.
As main players of the scene jump ship to collaborate with artists Simon Cowell probably still has wet dreams about having discovered, Tyas' game-plan is to continue doing his own thing and wait for the kids to follow, as minds across the super-nation yield to electronic styles travelling from across the Atlantic.
“In America, if you look at the average of people at dance music festivals, it's clear kids are really getting into it,” asserts Sean. “Minds and tastes are being moulded at those events, so it's a really good time to have a crack at it and gain a bunch of fans right off the bat.”
As a result, there is no time like the present for Sean to try new things, he points out. While pushing forward on the same uptempo tip, the discovery of his year was that dubstep shares the same BPM. Thus, jilted time signatures, bone-crunching breakdowns and chainsaw electro-tinged melodies are now finding their way into both his DJ sets and productions, to euphoric effect.
"With trance, sounds are constantly being recycled,” he admits. “But if you integrate that dubstep texture into trance, it really adds something.”
You only need hear his remix of Argentinean duo Phun Park ('Midnight') - on Tytanium Recordings, started by Sean earlier in the year - to see what he means.
As main players of the scene jump ship to collaborate with artists Simon Cowell probably still has wet dreams about having discovered, Tyas' game-plan is to continue doing his own thing and wait for the kids to follow, as minds across the super-nation yield to electronic styles travelling from across the Atlantic.
“In America, if you look at the average of people at dance music festivals, it's clear kids are really getting into it,” asserts Sean. “Minds and tastes are being moulded at those events, so it's a really good time to have a crack at it and gain a bunch of fans right off the bat.”
As a result, there is no time like the present for Sean to try new things, he points out. While pushing forward on the same uptempo tip, the discovery of his year was that dubstep shares the same BPM. Thus, jilted time signatures, bone-crunching breakdowns and chainsaw electro-tinged melodies are now finding their way into both his DJ sets and productions, to euphoric effect.
"With trance, sounds are constantly being recycled,” he admits. “But if you integrate that dubstep texture into trance, it really adds something.”
You only need hear his remix of Argentinean duo Phun Park ('Midnight') - on Tytanium Recordings, started by Sean earlier in the year - to see what he means.
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@alecceq
My all time favorite track! There is no words to describe how much I love and I will always love Lift! This track is so special for me.
@Sunlounger-yw1nz
Number 1🙏🏻❤️
@rico831
still mines!
@arvidberg1530
It is soooo goood !!!
@pandakicker1
he's such a nice guy. I met him a few months ago at a show he played here and he was super nice even though I was paralyzed by my shyness. he was very understanding and said my shyness was cute. I strongly recommend his small live shows ! he's amazing live !
@xxtyrant1
fucking best live
@rnapol3266
Met him as well in Montreal. Cool dude
@georgegvelukashvili6097
And how did he understand that you were being shy? How did you act? Did you met him at the stage or in crowd?
@yankees29
Bugs me out totally. This kid Sean used to work with me at a deli when he was a kid. I used to tell him about my adventures going to raves in NYC in the early 90’s. I’m 3-4 years older than him. I remember he was so into techno for a while but I had no idea he made it big! 😂😂
@ibizenco
Still as powerful as the first time I heard it. A classic!