Please introduce me to some new music!

^ That's an awesome song! I thought from the initial minute it was going to be trancey-vocally but it completely changed and just kicked into super duper awesome mode!

Here's a few to check out, you may know them all or a few or none but I had time so thought I'd post and I'll throw in a couple names of some personal favourite tracks.. Kudos for starting this thread Mesial, I've picked up new tunes too!

Check out The Qemists, they've been around for a while so you may know them already..
A favourite of mine > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRVKb2VJYiA&feature=related

Wolfgang Gartner - Circles, Cruel World (Kindergarten Mix)
Opiuo - Robo Booty, Petrichor
Space Cowboy - Always & Forever
Evil Nine - Crooked, Devil Stuff, You Can Be Special Too
Passing Time (With Wine) - Implex Needs Many Dollas

I'm adding an amazing album to this list.. I found it on TranceAddict (fantastic website too btw) from Oscar Gabriel Pineda, goes by 'woscar' on the site, he's done an album called 'Dark Light' which IMHO is the single greatest mix I have ever heard. Song choice is amazing, impecible flow and energy, ahh I could rave about it all day haha.. Have a listen!
Oscar Pineda - Dark Light (Album) > http://housefreak.blog88.fc2.com/blog-entry-532.html
^ Couldn't find it on TranceAddict, but I'll keep looking and edit my post when I find it!

:D Mav
 
Here's another older song with a stunning piano solo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7txFRMvIIA

Does anyone remember the Spacemen? They were pretty great for their time. Self described as "psychedlic trance, intellegent breaks, and cosmic samples". Anyway, about 4:20 minutes in, he drops the piano solo... I saw him sit down and play this on a grand piano at The Polish American Club in Miami (they threw raves there sometimes). One of my very fondest memories.
 
If you're getting into the electronic music department check out Bassnectar. He doesn't stick with just one style or but rather mixes and matches different things but he does it damn well. That's where I started out and kinda branched out to the different styles that I liked better and ended up at dubstep now.
 
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