S2L's Top 30 of 2012: #25 - #21

Continuing the top 30 tracks of 2012 at #25 is an instrumental trance collaboration between Faruk Sabanci & Mark Sixma, "Starburst." This is followed by "Stadium" and "Rocker Monster," which represents the signature trance sounds of Wezz Devall and Heatbeat respectively. At #22 is the new tune that brings out the best from the duo of Porter Robinson and Mat Zo, "Easy." And finally, Antillas' vocal mix of Roger Shah's "Island," a beautiful vocal trance track, rounds up the list today at #21.

#25 : Faruk Sabanci & Mark Sixma - Starburst (Original Mix)


#24 : Wezz Devall - Stadium (Original Mix)



#23 : Heatbeat - Rocker Monster (Original Mix)


#22 : Porter Robinson & Mat Zo - Easy (Extended Mix)


#21 : Roger Shah feat. Adrina Thorpe - Island (Antillas Vocal Mix)

Heatbeat - Chow Mein (Original Mix)

We really can never get enough of Heatbeat. Ever since we posted their Rocker Monster/Arganda EP we've just been enjoying more and more of the Argentine duo's productions. "Chow Mein" is another different style of trance as we saw a huge difference in the trance sub-gengres in their last EP and although each production seems to be completely different, they manage to make all of them fantastic. Also check out "Extra Bacon", the other song on this EP which is yet another trance sub-genre that they have managed to seemingly master. 

Producer(s): Heatbeat

I featured Heatbeat's "Roses Never Cry" on S2L Mix #2. That was the first song that I had actually heard from Heatbeat and I instantly fell in love with it. A bit of research showed me that Heatbeat, an Argentine duo, are most definitely not just a one hit wonder. First is their remix of Parker & Hanson's "Afterthought'. Heatbeat take the quiet, uplifting track into an awesome electro-trance tune that has a great break down. Next, are two of their songs that were featured on their recently released EP. First on the EP is "Rocker Monster". If you like the extreme side of electro-trance, "Rocker Monster" will be your absolute new favorite. It also still has great trance synths though and a faster BPM that allows it to be popular amongst you trance fans as well. However, if you find it to be a bit too aggressive, the other song on the EP, "Arganda", is a fantastic uplifting trance song. Perhaps best of all is that all three of these songs are from the last month or so, which means we have plenty more productions to come from the duo.