it's been a while since i've been active on here, but this is all i've ever wanted! probably my only chance to ever see A&B live. I was very sad when I spent a year in Canada and didn't get any opportunities to catch them, I had to go home just before the album tour started. the last time A&B was in Singapore, I wasn't even old enough to go to clubs yet.

Thank you AnjunaHQ for bringing this event to Asia, i'm very grateful!

and to any Anjuna friends in the region, see you guys there!!

(side note - hitting two of my favs in one night with Spencer Brown on the lineup. i'm very excited)

I’m not sure how many people have been keeping up to speed with Enhanced Progressive’s most recent releases but it seems that they’re pretty much all the newer ‘uptempo neo-trance’ sound, which while good in its own right in isolation, is simply not ‘progressive’ in the slightest, nor is it anything close what we know Enhanced to be.

I do think it’s a good thing to embrace new sounds, start a new sub-label if you must, but to just straight-up abandon the Progressive Trance sound you have spent the last 20 odd years defining, and one that has a loyal following to follow trends (and then just calling it ‘Progressive’ is baffling.

Hey Anjunafam!

Just got back from Anjunadeep Malta and I've been trying to find this track CRi played.

Shazam couldn't identify it, so I'm wondering if anyone here knows the ID or has a better-quality recording of it?

Even a link to another set where he played it would be amazing!

Cheers! 🙌

FULL QUALITY - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tS3U9_YouaqKfXtUk7P1AcN8JpIIiNR0/view?usp=sharing

Sorry, had to reduce the quality in order to upload video.

I find this very, very unlikely. Since it's 100% certain they choose what they play and in what order before they go on stage, why would they risk mixing them on the spot? And when you don't really improvise what you play next - like old school DJs do - what is even the benefit of mixing right then and there? If you watch the guys performing the latest deep and Group Therapy sets from Gorge, you can see they're not scrolling through tracks or setting anything up. It's mostly touching the controller slightly but not making actual adjustments. And when they're all three on the stage it's somewhat ridiculous since there's not much to do even for a one person.

I am not making judgments, I enjoy their sets and selections, but I'd love to discuss what this is about. I definitely wouldn't call it DJing. Some performance maybe? The live part is them being there with the crowd?

For reference, I've been listening to their and their label's music since 2001 so I am not a hater!