Pretty good
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By WorldQuestioner
Not sure whether to give it a four or five star.
Songs seem to get longer from the first track to Parallel Dimensions. The songs could be somewhat longer.
But it's true trance. Just like in the heyday of trance of mid-90's to early-2000's. There's a bit of psytrance but still good.
Compare this to what Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto, Darude, and even Dash Berlin are doing instead. These four artists were once straight trance musicians if you look back at their older works. Then they turned to progressive and electro house later big room house and psytrance and borrowed cheesy pop elements. Paul Van Dyk on the other hand stays true to his roots which can be a good or bad thing, but generally good. Paul Van Dyk's music has stayed much the same with not particularly much variety. But variety can also be a good thing or a bad thing, and if you want an example of it being a poor thing, then look at the newer works by Armin Van Buuren.
Fabulous and dreamy! 🙌❤️🙌
5
By PortWild
Another great album from Paul Van Dyk! This one makes me float. Thanks, PVD for this and your Sunday Sessions during covid. ❤️
Sunday afternoons
4
By Brit_In_Tx
Paul’s been much more prolific over the last four years and has by and large moved on from the more pop oriented vocal tracks from Reflections in 2003 to Evolution in 2012. The last two albums have been much more oriented to his Trance Roots and the music he plays on sets. The first three tracks released continue that trend. No one has yet eclipsed Paul at this style of dance music. Thanks so much Paul for your free online sets that I’ve enjoyed so much while while getting exercise during this pandemic.
Money or music?
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By D3N1ZEN
Super exicted to keep seeing the release date being pushed back! Good job, nice way to step up and be a source of positivity during these difficult times! If anyone doubts what counts here check out the date on the first review. The music first ethos is purely marketing.
Amazing
5
By Trance former lover
PvD the greatest as usual 🤲🏼
