Above & Beyond (Anjunabeats Classics)
The trio who kept melodic trance emotionally serious through the years nobody else would — and built Anjunabeats around it.
Two November nights of trance on the Long Beach waterfront, across four stages — uplifting, psy and melodic techno, with a bill that reaches back three decades.

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The trio who kept melodic trance emotionally serious through the years nobody else would — and built Anjunabeats around it.
Ukrainian duo whose melodic techno went from small rooms to main stages on the back of a handful of enormous records.
One of trance's founding figures, three decades in and still building sets around momentum rather than drops. The Essence of Acid project digs back into the 303.
The Israeli duo who dragged psytrance onto main stages worldwide — full-on, fast, and completely unashamed about it.
Psytrance at its groove-led, progressive end — rolling and hypnotic rather than frantic.
Arty's ALPHA 9 alias alongside Anjunabeats mainstay Ilan Bluestone — melodic trance from two of the label's most dependable writers.
Egypt's Aly & Fila — uplifting trance purists — paired with Billy Gillies's harder and much newer take on it.
Cinematic, high-drama trance; Extasia is the alias for when he wants it harder and faster.
UK producer and remixer whose fingerprints are on a generation of the genre's defining records.
Full-on psytrance played with a driving, relentless pulse — one of the genre's most reliable live draws.
BT — whose production techniques half the genre quietly borrowed — with progressive producer Matt Fax.
Built on enormous vocal trance singles — the anthems are the entire point and the set is arranged around them.
Italian techno producer with a sound-design obsession — long sculpted builds and a low end you feel before you hear.
Ferry Corsten's three decades of trance beside Marsh's warmer, slower-burning progressive end.
Israeli duo who never sat still — psytrance roots with rock and electronica grafted on, and a live show that leans into all of it.
Thirty years in trance's darker, psy-leaning corner — sets that unfold across hours rather than peaks.
Bryan Kearney and John O'Callaghan's joint project — hard-edged, high-tempo trance from two Irish veterans of it.
Dutch-Australian producer trading in hard-hitting, high-energy trance sized for the biggest room available.
German producer whose progressive-leaning psytrance became one of the scene's most widely played sounds.
Performs techno entirely live on hardware — acid lines assembled and torn down in front of you, nothing pre-baked.
The loudest voice for 'pure trance' — uplifting, melodic and deliberately unhurried, as a matter of principle.
Dutch project behind 'Take Me Away' — vocal trance from the genre's commercial high-water mark.
UK producer making cinematic, orchestral-leaning techno — closer to a film score with a kick under it.
Dutch uplifting producer Allen Watts alongside Talla 2XLC, a German DJ whose career predates most of the room.
German producer making uplifting trance that leans on melody and restraint rather than volume.
Two uplifting-trance heavyweights back to back, both known for going harder than the label suggests.
Not a fixed act — an open-call talent search whose winner takes the slot, so the name behind it changes each time it appears.
Two British radio-era veterans back to back — Halliwell's fast, technical mixing against Judge Jules's anthem-heavy history.
Performs techno live using toy instruments and her own voice alongside the hardware — a genuinely unusual stage setup.
Long-running psytrance project rooted in the sound's Goa origins — full-on and fast, with the history to back it.
Two British DJs from trance's harder, psy-tinged edge, playing back to back the way they usually do.
Dutch producer working the trance-techno crossover since before it needed a name.
Italian veteran whose late-'90s records — 'Komodo', 'Lizard' — are still set staples a quarter century on.
Progressive psytrance with a deep, patient groove — closer to a slow tide than a peak.
Danish producer at psytrance's melodic, progressive end — big hooks over a rolling bassline.
German duo behind 'Phatt Bass' — hard dance with a rave-anthem streak that has aged better than it had any right to.
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