EPISODE · Feb 9, 2018 · 1H 2M
UkTranceTeam Pres. Earthquake Sound System 186 (Take Over By Ikerya Project)
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In this episode we have the pleasure to count with the Serbian Trance DJ & Producer from Belgrade: https://soundcloud.com/erik-iker. First time Erik Iker came into contact with music was as only a boy, when his dad played his record collection. Later in the 90s he gets in touch with electronic music, listening to Faithless, Scooter, Prodigy and others. His music breakthrough happens in 2002. when he goes underground, meeting psytrance and trance for the first time. While more and more listening to these genres, he gets an idea to start mixing of his own and gets his hands on his very own first Fruity Loops Studio and starts creating music. At first time just having fun, he gained much experience in producing. In 2006, he decides to slow his beat and under the influence of Deep Dish, Sasha and others he starts producing progressive house. Until 2009. he learned quite a bit working in FLS. While he was watching tutorials, reading artist blogs and following their studio work online, his production got much better and could be considered quite serious. In 2010. he starts producing with a wish to do something more. His genre can be described as Progressive House with strong melodies, always a good atmosphere at hand, mixed with some trance elements. Under the influence of his fellow DJsin Serbia he also starts producing Tech House. Loving the slower tempo, nice grooves, noise, melodies and stong energic tracks, a lot can be expected in the future from Erik. Wish to do something more will always continue to prevail. Ikerya Project is the second project of Erik Iker, can be described as Uplifting Trance. Desire to produce Trance came to life while listening Psy Trance. He got to know the rules of Trance and rules needed to create melodies. In 2006. he gets his hands on Armin Only DVD, and in that moment great love towards Uplifting Trance was born. Slowly forgetting about Psy Trance, he starts going forward to so called Euro Trance. From 2006. to 2010, while listening many Uplifting Trance artist, Erik learns a lot about Trance producing. He gained great inspiration while following numerous Trance radio shows, he decides to put Ikerya Project into motion. Producing many tracks in fast speed, inspired Erik sends his tracks to many underground labels. Some of his tracks will be released in summer 2011. Ikerya Project is a pretty new project, but inspiration and desire to become one of big names in Uplifting Trance don’t lack. https://www.facebook.com/ErikIker.IkeryaProject/ UkTranceTeam Pres. Earthquake Sound System 186 (Take Over By Ikerya Project) Tracklist: 01. Ikerya Project - Lovely November (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2015/ 02. Ikerya Project - Dolma (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 03. Ikerya Project Feat. Robin Vane - Kingdom (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 04. Ikerya Project - Moonbow (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 05. Ikerya Project & OBM Notion Feat. Danny Claire - Goodbye (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 06. Ikerya Project & Myk Bee - Plavalaguna (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 07. Ikerya Project - Mysterious Forest (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 08. Ikerya Project - Resplendency (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 09. Ikerya Project & Dreamy - Drimerya (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 10. Ikerya Project - Ra (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 11. Ikerya Project - Transmigration (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2017/ 12. Ikerya Project - Ikeriana (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2015/ 13. Ikerya Project - Family (Original Mix) [Abora Recordings] /2015/ All Music/Label Promo: [email protected] Facebook: www.facebook.com/UkTranceTeamOfficial/ Twitter: twitter.com/UkTranceTeam/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/uktranceteam/
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