Shannon Hurley At Juno Download

Review: Scotsman Andy Duguid returns home and to his very best for the latest on Magik Muzik. For those who fell in love with 'Miracle Moments' and 'Don't Belong', this will hook you instantly. A pacier groove and electro bass-line provide a solid tech-prog backbone, while upcoming songstress Shannan Hurley ('Lost In Space' fame with Julian Vincent) delivers a soft and hypnotic vocal which becomes the heart in which Andy's guitar plucks pump even more emotion and energy too. Both EC Twins and Dexlafunk turn in solid remixes leaning more on the electro edge, but for us it's all about the stunning Original.

Review: Some artist and label matches are the made in heaven, with Stonevalley and Enhanced being a perfect example of when everything just fits. 'Something To Say' welcomes vocals to the fold for the first time from the young Frenchman, and wonderful they are too. Shannon Hurley adds a golden new layer to his always pumping production, with whispers building with the bubbling bass-line and electric lines before dropping into a memorable and captivating topline. Remixes come from young Swede Johan Malmgren, which has bags of energy and an almighty drop. With Above & Beyond, Ferry and Gareth Emery already on this, it's a sure fire winner.

Review: Malta's national hero's Tenishia are without doubt one of the most consistent producers in trance, with a refined progressive sound that manages t to carry all emotion and energy of uplifting trance. Lifted from their brilliant 'Memory of A Dream' album, this is the latest collaboration alongside Armada's Ruben de Ronde (following on from 'Marsascala', 'Story of Life'). This time round in the vocal booth is Shannon Hurley who delivers a real show stopping, pulling at the heatstrings and instantly sticking in the mind. The star remix come from competition winner Toby Hedges, adding even more warmth (if that was possible), also check out the Big Room and Flastech remixes.