tune of the week archive - 2005 (q1)

Sarah - Lovin' You [Excess Club Mix]
as on 12th February, 2005

Probably the biggest, the most massive tune to emerge out of the dream dance era in the early 90s. Begins with piano notes and ends with trancy synths.
It's really amazing to realize that even back then we had incredible talent catering to such awesome production work. This one definitely goes down as a classic!
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Tiësto - Heroes
as on 22nd January, 2005

Yes, he started his set to a crowd of more than a billion worldwide with this tune when Tiësto performed live at the opening ceremony of the 2004 Olympic Games at Athens.
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Y Traxx - Mystery Land
as on 15th January, 2005

"Mystery Land" comes down straight from the 'Hall Of Fame' of dance music. The piano roll reminiscent of early trance records layered upon by crazy screaming vocals make this track a guaranteed crowd pleaser. And yes, this track will still demolish the floors even after 10 years now!
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Van Der Karsten - C.R.Y.
as on 8th January, 2005

Melodic and Anthemic - these two words are enough to define this tune. The synths hook you right from the first break down and then you just want to get down on your knees and spread your hands towards the skies!
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Anaconda - Sound Of Love (Pa Pa Pa) [Stacccato vs. Blue Nature Remix]
as on 1st January, 2005
Anaconda - Sound Of Love (Pa Pa Pa) [Stacccato vs. Blue Nature Remix]

A hard dance number with sparkling female vocals, this track is rock-solid proof of the emerging commercial dance music scene in Germany. Dreamy, emotive, hard and raw; "Sound Of Love" is a 10 on 10 dance floor destroyer!
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* The tunes listed above may not always be the latest ones.
It is noted that a lot of them are classic revivals.