Ayla is a different producer entirely unrelated to Tiesto. Ayla also goes by Tandu, and hasn't produced anything to my recollection in a while.

Check out a site like www.discogs.com to gain further info on practically any EDM artist and others you can even think of.

As for Tiesto mix album recommendations, seems like you're looking for the more classic late 90's early 2000's trance. Magik series and Forbidden Paradise series is where you should look.

so trance is actually changing in style and he reflects this, or he's just changing trance with his style, now im confused

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also, did ayla/tandu have any albums cuz i just have a couple singles, if so could someone recommend me one?

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Originally posted by Shadow_Fox also, did ayla/tandu have any albums cuz i just have a couple singles, if so could someone recommend me one?

ayla had an album

http://www.discogs.com/release/83631

its really good, came out a long time ago though =). just check discogs, it has most stuff

do u know if there are any others, because it seems like other than that one album its just singles.

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If you like the old Ayla sounding stuff I recommend Magik 4 & 5 by tiesto - in my opinion it's similar in sounding.

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That's the nature of electronic music ... it's pretty much all in singles or on mixed compilations. On a rare occasion an established producer will create an 'Artist Album' and it's usually very different from what they create for single release as singles are designed as dancefloor material, while many use the album format to experiment with different styles and genres to create a deeper overall listening experience.

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isos5 does not show he's been changing his style. all of the isos cds are boring, they've always been like that. they're not really meant for dancing, more like easy listening background music.

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Trance has been changing in general..

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Originally posted by docsavage That's the nature of electronic music ... it's pretty much all in singles or on mixed compilations. On a rare occasion an established producer will create an 'Artist Album' and it's usually very different from what they create for single release as singles are designed as dancefloor material, while many use the album format to experiment with different styles and genres to create a deeper overall listening experience.

then I guess some exceptions to that rule would be Xpress 2 - muzikizum and mylo - destroy rock and roll. 2 albums that I thought were excellent and almost every track on each album are dancefloor ready. im sure theres many other examples. ferry corsten - lef comes to mind. the more i think about it the term rare doesn't seem acurate, unless you're comparing the number of these artists with the huge number of total producers in EDM.

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Originally posted by PlayItTonight Trance has been changing in general..

yeah but my point was isos 5 is not a reflection of that.

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