The compilation kicks off with the groovy collaboration by Fulbset & PEACE MAKER!‘s ‘My Fault.’  Following the track, the ominous ‘D.E.A’ by Rollerz & Cave Studio takes over, and includes an unexpected hip-hop cross-over giving more life to the track.  As the track concludes, Asdek’s ‘Let Me Tell You’ starts to play with a calm groove and spacious atmosphere.  The track then catapults itself into an infectious house banger.  Furthermore, Gosha comes through with his second official release ‘La Mour,’ a heavy, deep, and dark track with a vicious bassline.  In Dustycloud‘s ‘Reckless,’ the punchy percussive elements shine through with the crunchy bass.  In addition, Rique follows through with maintaining the energy from ‘Reckless’ with his own ‘When I go.’  Finally, ToMix & JC Ordonez close out the compilation with their catchy collaboration, ‘My Garage.’

The Soundcloud playlist for the compilation can be found bellow!

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With a string of massive hits like ‘Concrete Angel,’ ‘U,’ ‘Reckless,’ and ‘Call To Arms,’ it can be easy to be skeptical. His Laserface show is taking off, and he recently announced a tour of OpenXClose sets. People may ask: “How can one person put out so many massive hits?” Gareth’s answer it quite simple – with a lot of hard f***ing work.

In today’s day and age, it’s so easy to judge and crap on those who create. We take a stance of “guilty until proven innocent”, and place artists under high scrutiny for every move they make. While Emery states that he has used people to help polish up tracks (everyone has), he insists that his music production is all him. He doesn’t agree with DJs who “buy ready made tracks off the shelf,” but understands this goes down.

It sounds like he is tired of getting accused of something he isn’t, which is fair. We have to remember that any form of artistry is about passion and sharing creations with others. We should keep trying to find and spread the joy, not bring people down due to an “elitist” attitude.

Gareth has always been honest with his fans, and this candid Instagram post is no different:

 

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THE GHOST PRODUCTION LOWDOWN (LONG). . I frequently get asked if I produce my own music. . This is a way more complex topic than people generally realize but here’s the lowdown. . Firstly, I don’t have anything against using engineers to polish up a track (even though I rarely do it myself). . I mean, if an artist has written the melodies, the song, it’s no big deal having someone else work on the production. Did The Beatles produce their own music? Of course not. . Now that’s very different to artists who can’t play a single note of music and simply buy ready-made tracks off the shelf…. which is basically taking someone else’s art and passing it off as your own. . Me? On most of my good tracks I did *all* the production. . Not because I’m against getting help, but because nobody else could do it how I wanted. I did all of: . Concrete Angel. Sanctuary. Reckless. Mistral. Sansa. U. Tokyo. Long Way Home. Exposure. Metropolis. .
But I’ve done some tracks, mostly remixes, where I was running out of time and someone else to do the heavy lifting to finish my demos. Alex Sonata worked on my remix of Lost Frequencies. Craig Connelly on my remix of Ferry Corsten. . In those cases I wrote the music. They’re still Emery tracks. They’re just tracks I wouldn’t have got finished otherwise. . On the flip side, there are about 10 tracks in the Armada / Garuda catalog that I ghost produced for others back in the day. . In all honesty I’d fucking love to find a permanent engineer to finish up my tracks. . It would allow me to focus entirely on writing music and songs, rather than spending 4 hours tuning a hi-hat that nobody notices anyway, and I’d likely release more music as a result. . But nobody else really nails it so for now, it’s me. . Side-note: my fav person to collab with is @ashwallbridge . We think about music in absolutely the same way, and can both do every bit of the process. On balance, he’s the better engineer, and I’m probably a bit better at melodies, but together we’re a lethal fucking team. Except to see a shit load more records from us soon. 👊🏻 . Gaz x. . . . #garethemery #trancefamily #trancemusic #garuda #armada #production #dancemusic

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Disco Fries – Reckless ft. Jared Lee

New York-natives, Disco Fries, recently released their newest single on Enhanced Music record label. Their new track is entitled, ‘Reckless‘ and features Jared Lee on vocals. Disco Fries incorporates the sounds of percussion drums and synth patterns presenting a cheerful tune for chill summer nights. The duo burst onto the scene in 2015 with their chart-topping hit, ‘Stars Come Out‘ with RUNAGROUND which was followed by ‘Born Ready (Halogen Edit)‘ in 2016. Check out their latest single, ‘Reckless’, below.

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Gareth Emery – Reckless (Gareth Emery & Luke Bond Remix)

Gareth Emery and Luke Bond bring us another trance track we wont be forgetting anytime soon. If you’ve heard the Luke Bond remix of Gareth Emery’s “Soldier” then you probably have high expectations for another collaboration by them, don’t worry you wont be disappointed by “Reckless“. Gareth is known for bringing great vocalists into his tracks like he does here with Wayward daughter on. Coming off his brand new album 100 Reasons to Live this ones sure to be big this summer.

Gareths latest album 100 Reasons to Live just arrived April 1st featuring collaborations with Ashley Wallbridge, Christina Novelli and Ben Gold. The album was inspired by Gareth wanting to show the world there is much more to life out there yet to be discovered. After some struggles within himself a couple years ago Gareth rediscovered his passion for what he does and the true reasons he got started in this business. He wants this album to be a similar kind of motivation to all of us across all walks of life. He’s been posting pics non-stop on his facebook showing us his 100 reasons to live.

Be sure to check out “Reckless” and get your copy of 100 Reasons to Live. Catch Gareth live if you get the chance he’ll be at the Haven nightclub in Atlantic City on April 23rd.

Gareth Emery – Reckless (Gareth Emery and Luke Bond remix)

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Gareth Emery – Reckless (feat. Wayward Daughter)

Gareth Emery is quite attuned to creating emotional compositions that are both inspirational and heartfelt, a talent that he undoubtedly gets from his own life story. When 2016 began, he wrote a touching letter to his fans and the general public telling everyone to follow their dreams and work their hardest to achieve them—exactly what he had done to get to the point that he is at now.

His latest single “Reckless” features the powerful vocals of Wayward Daughter accompanied by the uplifting bass line that we have all grown used to hearing from him. The song explores the fragile existence of love and how easily two people can affect each other in a relationship. There is nothing worse than the feeling of breaking somebody’s heart, especially because it is usually not your intention to do so. Sometimes, things just happen and all you can do is try your best to remedy the situation. In the end, all we can hope for is to learn from our mistakes and be less ‘reckless’.

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