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Posted by mentalbarter on Feb-28-2004 00:17:

Re: Future DJ's In Trance

quote:
Originally posted by Sonorous_72
I would like to know from u guys who do you think will be the future trance super dj's when the likes of tiesto and pvd are not around anymore. Maybe they will still be around but will be coming of age.

trance will be nonexistent by then

Posted by Danny Ocean on Feb-28-2004 00:23:

quote:
Originally posted by DRM
Adam Sheridan

The guy will be huge

agreed

Posted by Salem on Feb-28-2004 00:25:

quote:
Originally posted by sleepydragon
adam sheridan, mark eg

mark eg has been around for ages, none the less, very wicked dj , def. deserves some more recognition

Posted by noikeee on Feb-28-2004 00:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Zombie0729
Ben Lost?

do you guys have any idea how long this man has been around?

if he named lost language after himself he had to be around for quite a bit i know

Posted by DRM on Feb-28-2004 01:14:

niklas harding is def a good choice too.

Nik ur a legend

Posted by trippennuts on Feb-28-2004 01:25:

Iv posted this before, and I will post it again.

Elevation (Cant help it, he's already star-bound)
Niklas Harding (Headed in the right direction, for sure)
Edgar V (Another one, headed in the right direction)
Adam Sheridan (Youngest to do an Essential mix, that means something)
Dj Precision (#1 favorite Dj)
Perry O Neil (Ta da!)
Jon O Bir (Pretty much there.)
Andrew Parsons (No, really. Im not jokeing.)

peace
-Andrew

Posted by zenperson on Feb-28-2004 13:11:

Suzy Solar!

Posted by rainbow_marble on Feb-29-2004 06:54:

Posted by trancintaiwan on Feb-29-2004 08:37:

quote:
Originally posted by ShivaStudios
Wow... There's so much up-and-coming talent that it's hard to pick... Not to dis American dj's (as I'm one), but since US dj's have a poor history making it on such a grand level of Oakenfold, Tiesto, Corsten, etc... It's safe to assume that the next generation of "super-dj's" will come from the other side of the Atlantic... Since I haven't heard any up-and-comers from abroad... I can't really say...

One thing that America can claim, though... Is quality live pa's... Deepsky has remixed several "big name" artists.
Crystal Method of course.
Electric Skychruch
LP

Mental blox... Sure I'll come up with some more later...

Peace...

i think your wrong. you should just wait a couple years and see what america is gonna produce. its wrong to suggest that america will never produce any good artists. look at dj elevation, he's like... 16? and also filo & peri are making awesome tracks.

Posted by First Strike on Feb-29-2004 12:12:

Misja Helsloot

Posted by keddo on Feb-29-2004 13:33:

�zgur Can
Envio
Endre

although im not a fan of any of them.

Posted by AndskiSpeed on Feb-29-2004 13:40:

dunno really, John Askew needs to be more famous cos hes mint

Posted by Stories on Feb-29-2004 18:00:

quote:
Originally posted by trippennuts
Iv posted this before, and I will post it again.
Perry O Neil (Ta da!)
Jon O Bir (Pretty much there.)

Word

Posted by Diehard_clubber on Feb-29-2004 18:16:

O Bir and Baggers have definately got the ability just they may find that they can only get so big being residents and playing warm up sets..

Tho saying that Hardwick managed it.

Posted by Rick D on Feb-29-2004 18:25:

Tom Harding?

Posted by matty on Feb-29-2004 18:34:

quote:
Originally posted by DRM
Adam Sheridan

The guy will be huge

AGREED!!! This guy ownz

Posted by Syeker on Feb-29-2004 18:56:

Adam White, Perry O'neil, St. John.

Posted by Thesi on Mar-01-2004 02:22:

Shulz
Filo & Peri

Posted by basshound on Mar-01-2004 02:36:

LikWit
Elusive
Ozgur Can
Alucard

Posted by webmeister on Mar-01-2004 03:00:

Some Australian DJs you guys probably haven't heard of, but I'm sure you will in the years to come .. there is so much talent down here just waiting to bust out

Liquid M
Diggs & Morro
Cameron O'Shea
Steve Strangis
Elemance
Muli
Lanithium

and me of course

Posted by Tranceporter99 on Mar-01-2004 06:32:

Re: Re: Future DJ's In Trance

quote:
Originally posted by mentalbarter
trance will be nonexistent by then

wow, i dont think you rleaize how depressing that sounds

Posted by Tranceporter99 on Mar-01-2004 06:33:

quote:
Originally posted by trancinchink
i think your wrong. you should just wait a couple years and see what america is gonna produce. its wrong to suggest that america will never produce any good artists. look at dj elevation, he's like... 16? and also filo & peri are making awesome tracks.

dont forget gabriel and dresden, there west coast and they rock

Posted by Redmondo on Mar-01-2004 14:06:

I dont think you can measure a dj just on his/her mixing..yes its important-nearly vital in fact but wots a dj who has fantastic mixing got goin for him when he cant work with the crowd...soemthin which is terribly important. after all you are there to entertain !!!

Posted by Plastick on Mar-01-2004 14:37:

quote:
Originally posted by T_2199
All the Oslo Nights Residents Djs

and not forgetting people like niklas harding & jon o'bir. That's all i can think of atm.

Btw, how long is 'future'? 10years? 30years? <- (Every DJs who are playing will be old by then)

Posted by Kaiser on Mar-01-2004 14:55:

John Askew & Andy Bagguley

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