Best Service Beat

Exciting new music from a new name in the Vocal Trance community, Dutch duo Stargazers storm onto the scene and team up with a household name in Vocal Trance, the incredible Kate Louise Smith. The BPM is set high for this one and the scene is set early for a Trance masterpiece of epic proportions. Onwards and upwards for young Estonian producer Kaimo K as he builds on previous releases ‘Ouija’ and ‘The Treasure Of Your Heart’ with Sue McLaren which is currently racing up the Beatport Trance chart. No stranger to collaborations this time Kaimo teams up with one of our favourite vocalists in the ever talented Cathy Burton. Katty is also fresh from chart success after teaming up with Amir Afargan on Above The Clouds which cracked the top half of the very competitive Progressive House chart.

"Every Beat of My Heart" is the 3rd studio album by iconic AOR singer Stan Bush originally released in 1992. "Ever Beat…" took a further step in the commercial rock direction of the late `80s-early `90s, proving an obvious successor to "Stan Bush & Barrage". This 3rd album saw Stan's return in the solo artist format as opposed to the band scenario he adopted during the mid-80s. Without a doubt, "Every Beat" is even more polished than the previous two albums, clearly favoring the keyboards over the guitar; that is not to say that guitar parts have been reduced, simply they come somewhat lower in the mix while thankfully the six-string solos establish a firm presence once again. One has to adress that tempos have also dropped on "Every Beat…" making mid-tempo and ballads the norm. Never the less, Stan compensates by delivering some of his best choruses and many incredible vocal lines overall.

Welcome once again to RNM, the home of Vocal Trance. One of the leading ladies around these parts is the incredibly talented Ana Criado who really needs no introduction. Ana has been keeping busy of late, teaming up with the likes of IRA, Rafael Frost and Tenishia as well as releasing her own ‘Ever True’ Album, one of our favourites. Get ready to turn up the speakers for this one as we venture into Vocal Trance territory here on Essentializm. Leading us down the path are two incredibly talented members of the Trance Family. Lithuanian DJ and Producer Anske joines forces with one of our favourite vocalists Denise Rivera here on Essentializm as they bring us ‘Cold As Ice’.

For most general rock fans, the Pete Best story ends on August 16, 1962. That's when Beatles manager Brian Epstein told the unfortunate drummer that he was being replaced by Ringo Starr, just weeks before the group would record their first single. Most fans don't know that Best did continue to perform and record for a few years, usually as the leader of his own group, and usually for cheapo companies eager to exploit his notoriety as an ex-Beatle. Certainly these discs are of little interest to anyone besides Beatle/British Invasion obsessives. But if you're on that path already, you might find them – and indeed the whole Pete Best solo chapter – more interesting than you would expect.

"Give Up" is the only studio album by American indie band The Postal Service, released on February 19, 2003 through Sub Pop Records. The band began as a side project between electronic music artist Jimmy Tamborello and Death Cab for Cutie's vocalist Ben Gibbard. The two had previously worked together for a track on Dntel's album Life Is Full of Possibilities.

Retrospective that highlights the best film scores from the acclaimed soundtrack composer. Though best known for his work in many of the Bond films, Barry has composed many other great movie themes during his 40+ year career Not only does this collection include Bond classics like 'Goldfinger' and 'Diamonds Are Forever' (both sung by Dame Shirley Bassey), it also features many other musical moments from films like 'Midnight Cowboy', 'Dances With Wolves', 'Out Of Africa', 'Born Free'(sung by Matt Monro) and more. Like John Williams, Barry's style is easily identifiable yet each theme is unique in it's own way.