Inspired by the overall laid-back style of a weekly radio show called Quitemusic, this mix is my attempt at replicating this feeling through a fine selection of tunes from different down-tempo genres.

This mix is released on Earth Day of 2013, and is inspired by the second track, “Gamemaster”. I've chosen an overall mellow and dreamy mood for this mix, which you will especially enjoy if you listen to it from start to finish in one go.

An upbeat and colorful mix that pays tribute to a style called “positive chillout” which is coined by Ryan Farish, a favorite producer of mine. In this mix, I also started experimenting with shorter tracks edits to keep the mix varied and interesting.

I was moved by a simple yet profound blog post I read a couple of days ago on what it really means to have 'true love'. I'm going to quote it here, but before I do, if you resonate with those lines and have a special someone in your life with whom you bel

Every once in a while I like to do an upbeat energetic kind of 'Unwind' mix. I started this back in Vol 6 which incorporated many styles of upbeat music, and I'm taking it now a step further with this one. In addition to couple of great House and Disco tu

It's been almost a year since I've released Volume 1 of the 'Drifter' ambient series. I had the artwork for this mix designed ever since, but I kept putting off working on it till I decided recently that I'm going to do my love of ambient music justice by

Mixing Trance records is both easier and more difficult than Chillout. It's easier because there are only a number of common ways you can mix two Trance tracks, including outro/intro, outro/breakdown, breakdown/intro and breakdown/breakdown. It doesn't ne

This mix was inspired by the opening track by Pete Alderton from his 2006 album "Living On Love": "You know it doesn't matter. It's not the possessions what you have in life, it doesn't matter if you've got a lot of money, It doesn't matter if you drive a

This is the 9th track in Volume 5 of Trance Nchantment mix series.

I'm starting to realize my own distinctive style of mixing Trance music. Essentially, aside from picking only the truly amazing and uplifting Trance tracks, I usually focus on keeping the mix interesting by mixing in only the best parts of the tracks and