{"id":14646,"date":"2025-09-24T10:13:06","date_gmt":"2025-09-24T09:13:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/letrat.eu\/?p=14646"},"modified":"2026-02-19T12:06:05","modified_gmt":"2026-02-19T11:06:05","slug":"adam-tas-ft-sopheary-say-luke-terry-remix","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/letrat.eu\/?p=14646","title":{"rendered":"Adam Tas ft. Sopheary – Say, 2010 (Rmx)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n\n\n\n\n
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\nYear: 2010
\nGenre: Electronic
\nStyle: Trance, Progressive Trance<\/p>\nTrance<\/strong><\/span>

Trance emerged as a form of electronic dance music around 1990, with the advent of music that was essentially techno or house, but had simplified percussion, extreme repetition, and other hypnotic effects such as sustained chords and long echoes. In trance's early years (1990-1992), it wasn't always clear whether a track was just \"trancey\" techno (or even beat-laden \"ambient\" or \"deep\" house), or was actually an example of what would later be called simply \"trance\". Consequently, such music might be<\/p>

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\nProgressive Trance<\/strong><\/span>

Progressive trance often very close to the musically progressive house is a style of Trance appeared well after acid trance, goa, and hard trance. Progressive trance is melodious but without synth arpeggios & less vocals. With a beat and a bassline faster to the house (134-142 BPM), the songs are long and have an interesting construction where different elements are brought gradual and gentle way (hence the name of this style). First down compared to the Uplifting, this style has<\/p>

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\nAdam Tas<\/strong><\/span>

Adam Tas is a trance DJ and producer based in North Wales, United Kingdom, known for his contributions to the electronic music scene, particularly in the trance genre, through his engaging tracks and remixes. He has released various tracks and remixes, collaborating with other artists and gaining recognition for his energetic sound. <\/p>

Adam primarily focuses on trance music, his music often features uplifting melodies and energetic beats, characteristic of the trance genre. Some of the most popular tracks by<\/p>

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\nLuke Terry<\/strong><\/span>

A trance DJ and producer from Newcastle, UK. He is known for his contributions to the uplifting trance genre and has gained recognition for his music and performances. Luke has worked with various artists, including Chris Johnson and Taisaku. He has released music under notable labels like Coldharbour Recordings and Amsterdam Trance Records. Luke has performed at numerous festivals worldwide, showcasing his skills and connecting with fans of trance music.<\/p>

Luke's music often features emotional melodies, driving beats, and atmospheric<\/p>

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\nSopheary<\/strong><\/span>

Sopheary Long is an emerging American singer-songwriter from Seattle, known for her unique blend of musical styles and emotive lyrics. She has gained recognition in the indie music scene, contributing to the rich tapestry of contemporary songwriting. Sopheary's music incorporates elements of indie pop, folk, and alternative rock. She draws inspiration from a variety of artists, which shapes her sound and songwriting approach.<\/p>

Sopheary began her music career in the early 2020s, quickly establishing herself in the indie music scene.<\/p>

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