On his mix Daniel has dug deeper into the crates to focus on still remix-fresh trance heritage. A 'Café Del Mar'/'Greece 2000'/'1998'-rerun this is not! Over its opening half you'll hear reworks like Ruddaz's muchchamped take on Coast 2 Coast's 'Home', Roger Shah's reimagining of 'Somewhere Inside' from Allure & Julie Thompson and Alex M. O. R. P. H. uptick of Kamaya Painters' 'Wasteland'. Further in Joy Kitikonti's 'Joyenergizer' gets a lightning bolt retouch from 2nd Phase, Armin & Tiësto Pres. Major League's 'Wonder?' dazzlingly comes to the remix attentions of that man Jordan Suckley and Indecent Noise overhauls DJ Wag's Overdose classic 'Man On The Moon'. Bringing his disc to an adrenaline-charged conclusion, Daniel lines up David Forbes' fresh-off-the-desk remix of Hennes & Cold's 'The Second Trip', while the mix and heads to the dawn with Binary Finary's elevating spin on Mauro Picotto's 'Komodo'. On Vol. 2, RAM's tasked himself with handling the cherry-pick of 2018's remixes and in the search has left no stone unturned. He frontends' the mix with Robert Nickson reshaping of Giuseppe Ottaviani & Christian Burns 'Brightheart', Sneijder's restoration of Lustral's 'Everytime' and the Ciaran McAuley refit of Aly & Fila/Ferry Corsten collab 'Camellia'. As the mix crosses over into its second - even more uplifting - phase, RAM spikes the punch with some reworks of his own material. 'Forever And A Day' and 'Circle Of Life' feature in their Allen Watts and Amir Hussain reinterpretations, while his and Mark Sherry 'Nordic Nights' gets hit by a Darren Porter rebuild. He reaches its final apex with Dan Stone's remix of Aly & Fila's 'We Control The Sunlight', Davey Asprey's 'Sunbreaker' and HP Source's H. P Lovecraft-esque take of Sneijder's 'Neutralize'.