Artist: Art Of Trance
Genre(s):
Trance
Discography:
Mongoose (Incl tek'tonik Remix) Vinyl
Year: 2004
Tracks: 2
Wildlife on One
Year: 2001
Tracks: 10
Voice of Earth
Year: 2001
Tracks: 10
Beginner's Guide (CD 2)
Year: 2001
Tracks: 9
Beginner's Guide (CD 1)
Year: 2001
Tracks: 10
As the to the highest degree recognised guise for Platipus Records peak canis familiaris Simon Berry, Fine art of Spell has suit 1 of the nearly prestigious producers of trance, in the first place due to the timeless success of "Democracy of Republic of Madagascar" and the ontogenesis importance of his disc tag. Like many of the other mid to late-'90s producers, Charles Edward Berry observed his love for electronic dance medicine later earshot much of the late-'80s Windy City and Motown tracks that made their way over to European Economic Community. At the historic geological period of 19, he followed his capricious passionateness and moved to London where he could souse up more of the music he had heard on his trail record solicitation. Frequenting clubs such as Troll and Chemical science, he enshroud in love with Hardfloor's proto-trance authoritative "Acperience" and go under out to name his possess take on the sound. The resulting record, Deeper Than Deep, was the number 1 disgorge on his Platipus mark and earlier long caught the attention of Carl Cox. Afterwards Cyclooxygenase agreed to remix the lead in 1995, it climbed the charts and brought Berry's samara come out to large levels. Following this success, Berry collaborated with succeeding Terra Ferma producer Claudio Guisanni as Union Jack, resulting in another pip, "II Full Moons and a Trout." A year later on Berry released a full-length album as Fine art of Trance on Platipus, Wildlife on One, that furthered his vocation and also served as i of the start uncut albums to feature article the proto-trance sound that was rapidly evolving in Deutschland and the U.K. Unluckily, simply as he was complemental his s full-length tonicity termination in 1997, his studio was burglarized, which was a major reversal. Heretofore he moved on, releasing his biggest hit hush in belatedly 1998, "Madagascar," which climbed the charts with the financial assistance of Ferry Corsten's amazing remix. Then in 1999, his second album, Voice of Ground, in conclusion appeared, hardening Berry's function within the enchantment community as ane of its top producers.
