I don’t live in the US but maybe make the radios play those tracks. I lived in Singapore for the last 5 years and trance became popular (among the kids) as soon as they played Armin’s “Youtopia” and “Not Giving Up On Love”. So they googled him, found out about ASOT.. that’s a start right?
Registered: Jul 2010
Location: L.A., Riverside, California
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Originally posted by Syntonic
Better E's, perhaps.
yeah
we seem to be a sucker for those.
Free E with the purchase of any trance album. -.-
Jun-23-2011 08:04
32ValveRom
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Jun 2011
Location: Florida, USA
Make trance videos where the DJ walks into a dance club with sunglasses on blowing a huge puff of smoke with big-booty scrippers on each arm
Jun-23-2011 08:30
Kam
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Los Angeles
very simple answer actually.....
tell LMFAO, Guetta, Pitbull to use trance beats instead of electro/prog house.
the kids need to be fed the music otherwise they'll have a much harder time finding it.
Jun-23-2011 09:53
narcism
faithless fangirl
Registered: Jul 2002
Location: Let go of my mind
Get miley cyrus, britney et al to make trance tunes
Jun-23-2011 12:23
Scoops
4 bags deep
Registered: Nov 2005
Location: Jersey Shore
get rid of DubStep
Jun-23-2011 12:53
pointPi
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2010
Location: In big trouble
Video games. No, I'm actually serious, video games are actually the place I think trance music belongs rather than on the dancefloor.
Video games is the very best tool out there that encourages the common being to get involved into something. Look up the game Rez, it's a futuristic, colourful rail shooter that moves along with the soundtrack. You can even plug in a separate vibration device that rumbles along with the beat called, hold on, Trance Vibrator.
Now that's direction I want to see trance going. FFS, I want see Mega Man rather than AvB to be trance's hugest mascot.
What could be done to popularize the Trance genre in the United States among young
