"The biggest thing to happen for me this year is my change in style. I play more eclectic, much more house-driven, and like, indie pop music. The whole trance part is deleted from my set now. It is completely gone. It was a revolutionary thing for me."
"I just didn't like the old trancey sounds anymore," he continues. "It just all started to sound the same to me. Already in Ibiza last year, I had started to play like that, and I saw that the people were up for everything, and it felt great. I'm still learning, experimenting with where to drop which tracks. But everyone's very supportive."
Nerologic
No wonder he's going to check on the Swedes on Sunday lol
system-7
interpretation: I noticed I was falling off. so I decided to go with the mainstream.
This is a good move, now the new talent can shine.
I will quote my friend who just got the bad news from Tiesto's comment(fan for years, back when he was known as dj unlimited),
"Thats why man, its all the mainstream bro, its the artists makings the songs for rap stars and whoring themselves for MTV."
Sadly, he is correct. Can we blame them, nah.. but it won't make his music any better. Its like a hot ass girl who finally peaks out in her 30's. My assumption, he can't ever be as good as when he played trance.(I have too much time on my hands)
groovedaddy21
I'm glad he switched. House fans can have him.
in2muzikk
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Originally posted by DjWoody
Hahah I just read his interview on DJ Mag and he talks about how he's over Trance and he's all house now.
Funny, I'm over Tiesto and mostly into Trance & Progressive now...to each their own! :D
Quazar
The ONE thing I like about Tiesto's new sound is that he uses indie rock artists, but that's not enough.
One of these days a DJ is going to come along that plays old-school, classic trance and all the newbie Deadmau5 and Guetta fans are going to eat it up because they've never heard it before. I just hope it happens while I'm still young so I don't have to be the old creeper in the club. :P
system-7
I heard my first trance track back in 1994, yeah this isn't going anywhere or losing speed. regardless of who jumps ship. I guess i'm a club creeper. :P
Quazar
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Originally posted by system-7
I heard my first trance track back in 1994, yeah this isn't going anywhere or losing speed. regardless of who jumps ship. I guess i'm a club creeper. :P
For me it was "Children" by Robert Miles in 1996. I was in 7th grade I think. :)
Then again, when I was a little kid I loved Ace of Base, so I think I was just destined to love dance music. :P
