E:mortal

Buy E:mortal - Lost Planet on Ministry of Sound "Delirium", mixed by Dave Pearce

Dave Pearce launches the new 'Delirium' Series. Unlike his usual more commercially orientated 'Dance Anthems' albums, Delirium focuses solely on underground trance and the upfront tracks and producers that are making it on those dancefloors. Delirium is the new album event and tour concept that will bring the best of upfront underground trance to the masses.  

 

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About Fredrik Johansson:

E:Mortal aka "Fredrik Johansson" first got into Dance music in the early 90', listening to most of what was released back then. His passions were tracks that had a story to tell. Artists like Ayla, Kenji Hurricane, Planet Fuse and Quietman inspired.

Fredrik has been involved with music all his life, from learning how to play the piano as a child, then learning compositions when he got his first computer to after school, where Fredrik started doing a lot of productions for various multimedia oriented events for companies like Sony. In 2005 Fredrik felt it was time to start his own act and thus E:mortal was born. It's goal was to give mindprints with emotional and energetic music.

 



Today, E:mortal has already released four tracks, breaking out on to the underground scene with two tracks released on DJ Lithium's Black Tiger Recordings Vinyl Victory Series (volume's II and III), and two upcoming trancers on Sola Records scheduled to be released in 2006, including a remix for Headstrong.

The E:mortal track "Days On End", released on Black Tiger, has done very well on the Richmond Records DJ Pool Charts, placing E:mortal above big and talented artists like Armin van Buuren, Tiesto and Above and Beyond. The future looks very promising with talented singer Tiff Lacey using her divine talents to create beautiful vocal trance.

  



 



 



About Tiff Lacey:

Tiff Lacey developed her bewitching vocals and lyrics gigging rock, blues, folk and indie bands, around London's club scene. But in 2002 she broke into Trance with Paul Oakenfold's Hypnotised, which became the best-selling dance single in the US. Subsequently she has written and featured on a plethora of tunes for the likes of ATB, Matt Darey, Headstrong, and The Flash Brothers, seriously entrancing the Trance genre. Further Tiff appears on major film soundtracks, like 'Marrakech' (ATB) the theme for the movie 'Mindhunters' (starring Val Kilmer & Christian Slater).