- Dance 2 Trance
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Dance 2 Trance Also known as Peyote, The Odd Company Origin Frankfurt, Germany Genres Trance, Techno Occupations Producer, DJ Years active 1990–1995 Labels Suck Me Plasma
Blow UpPast members DJ Dag
Rolf EllmerDance 2 Trance was a German trance duo composed of Rolf Ellmer and DJ Dag Lerner.[1] They had a small number of hit singles in the mid 1990s and were associated with Jam & Spoon.
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History
Musical career
DJ Dag and Jam El Mar met in 1990, when they decided to work together. Their first release was in the same year, a promo named "Dance 2 Trance" on the Suck Me Plasma label, the release contained two tracks ("Dance 2 Trance" and "We Came In Peace"). They got their commercial break in 1992 with the release of "Power Of American Natives" with vocals from Linda Rocco. The song sold 250,000 records and was awarded a gold disc. A video was made for the song, and reached the mainstream networks such as MTV. The track later received remixes in 1997, 1998 and 2009. In 1992, they released their first album, Moon Spirits. Dance 2 Trance released another album in 1995 called Revival.
In 1995, both Dag & Jame El Mar decided to go their separate ways, with DJ Dag going solo and Ellmer concentrating more on his other side project, Jam & Spoon. In response, the German label Blow Up released a CD compilation album in 1996, consisting of thirteen Dance 2 Trance tracks from their five year career.
Discography
Albums
- 1992 - Moon Spirits
- 1995 - Revival
- 1996 - Works
Singles
- 1990 - "We Came In Peace"
- 1991 - "Let's Get Rollin'"
- 1991 - "Where Is Dag?"
- 1992 - "Hello San Francisco"
- 1992 - "Power Of American Natives" - UK #25[1]
- 1993 - "Power Of American Natives" Remixes
- 1993 - "Take A Free Fall" - UK #36[1]
- 1993 - "Take A Free Fall" Remixes
- 1994 - "Warrior" - UK #56[1]
- 1995 - "Warrior" (The Groovecult Remixes)
- 1995 - "I Have A Dream (Enuf Eko?)"
- 1995 - "I Have A Dream (Enuf Eko?)" Remixes
- 1997 - "Power Of American Natives 97"
- 1998 - "Power Of American Natives 98"
- 2009 - "Power Of American Natives 2009"
References
External links
Categories:- German electronic music groups
- German trance music groups
- German techno music groups
- Musical duos
- Electronic musical group stubs
- German musical group stubs
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