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DJ FEEL
DJ Feel is the man who almost single- dull: it is less democratic than house
handedly exposed the Russian masses to music. You have to listen to trance to
the sounds of trance through his hugely understand it. House music is the
popular Tranmissions radio show, as well as background to your life, it’s good for every
nurturing the nation’s upcoming dancefl oor, but trance is more
producers through his label of the same complicated, you have to be in it. Chicks
name. don’t like trance but still, it is the greatest
“When I started my DJ career people in music!”
Russia didn’t have the possibility to use
the internet and my show on Radio Record Feel is also an offi cial Russian Ambassador
was the only window for trance music,” he for the world organisation ‘Dance4Life’
explains. “During eight years we became a and his global recognition is deserved
huge family trying to support each other.” given his many years of grass roots work in
his homeland.
Feel, aka Philip Belikov, fi rst fell in love The coming months will bring a Feel artist
with electronic music through the sounds album, more work on his second project
of Blank & Jones, Ferry Corsten and Paul with famous Russian vocalist Julia Pago,
van Dyk. and more ambassadorial roles. If you
“Trance is produced by many talented haven’t already, we’re sure you’ll be
people,” he believes. “Yes, sometimes it Feeling him before long.
sounds too underground, sometimes too KRISTAN J CARYL
First record you ever bought? Major League ‘Wonder Where You Are?’
Weirdest thing you’ve seen all year? Sensation White in Russia.
Top gadget of 2008? iPhone 3G
Style: Trance, progressive and house music. Best known for: Owner
Your year in fi ve words... Love, work, music, music, music.
of the most known trance music radio show in Russia – Transmission.
Most important thing you’ve learned recently? Now I know the secret!
Tune of 2008: Paul van Dyk ‘Let Go’ Producer of 2008: Paul Miller
YAHEL
ISRAEL’S trance artists have a habit of The Dark’ — the sort of psy-metal hybrid
keeping up a fairly prolifi c production rate. that fans of Infected Mushroom will like.
Amidst all their frantic touring, Infected Yet unlike many of his compatriots, it’s not
Mushroom still manage to squeeze out one unknown for Yahel’s soaring compositions
LP every two years but not even they have to fi nd their way into the boxes of Ferry,
hit the eighth album landmark that Tel Tiësto, PvD and Armin, with his 2000 epic
Aviv’s Yahel has just struck. ‘Voyage’ famously snapped up by the In
“I’m just putting the fi nishing touches to Trance We Trust label.
my new album ‘Xport,’” explains Yahel.
“I’m about to mix down the fi nal track and Yahel continues to make a mark on the UK
will be sending the master away tomorrow. trance scene with regular sets at London’s
By the time you read this it should be in Gallery. He also transported his washing
the stores.” melodies to Korea this year but still
reckons there’s no place like home.
Streaming a diverse blend of global and “Most people might not see Israel as a
ethnic infl uences through his pulsing party place but for me there’s no better
trademark trance groove, ‘Xport’ begins place to play and party in the world,” he
with Yahel’s uplifting interpretation of tells DJmag. “It’s a way of life for us.”
Iron Maiden’s dad metal anthem ‘Fear Of ALLAN McGRATH
First record you ever bought? LFO ‘LFO’
Weirdest thing you’ve seen all year? It’s too hard to say!
Top gadget of 2008? Roland VG-99. It’s a USB guitar effect that lets you play
different sounds with the guitar. Very cool for live shows.
Style: Trance Best known for? My trance anthem ‘Voyage’. Tune of Your year in fi ve words… ‘Xport’ — my best album ever!
2008? Yahel & Tammy feat Riko ‘Fear Of The Dark’ Producer of Most important thing you’ve learned recently? How to mix properly!
2008? Chakra
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