Flying to the Moon
High-octane late-90s trance defined by driving 140 BPM kicks, soaring synth leads, and ethereal vocals that bridge the gap between the club floor and the cosmos.
November 9, 1998 · Groovilicious
High-octane late-90s trance defined by driving 140 BPM kicks, soaring synth leads, and ethereal vocals that bridge the gap between the club floor and the cosmos.
November 9, 1998 · Groovilicious
Flying to the Moon represents a pivotal moment in the late-90s European electronic scene, capturing Blank & Jones before they became synonymous with sunset chillout. This is high-energy, peak-time trance that prioritizes momentum and scale. The sound is characterized by a relentless, heavy-hitting kick drum and the signature 'hard trance' basslines that defined the German club circuit in 1998. It feels like a high-speed ascent, moving from the grit of the dancefloor into a more melodic, atmospheric space that justifies its celestial title.
How does Flying to the Moon sound next to the rest of Blank & Jones's catalogue?
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