Faithless, Paul van Dyk, Chicane and Delerium bring back the glow-stick glory of 90s trance. Euphoric drops for dancing with your best friends till sunrise.
Friendships is a trip back to the golden age of trance and 90s club anthems, starting with Pascal Letoublon’s “Friendships” and rolling into Faithless’ “Insomnia,” Robert Miles, Paul van Dyk’s “For an Angel” and Chicane’s “Saltwater” with Moya Brennan. Delerium and Sarah McLachlan’s “Silence” is here too, and if you know, you know.
It’s only 18 songs, but they’re the kind that defined late nights and glow sticks: soaring synths, big builds and that euphoric drop that still gives you goosebumps decades later. Ayla and Purple Disco Machine’s “Hypnotized” bring a bit of newer polish, and Bronski Beat’s “Smalltown Boy” adds 80s synth-pop heart. Things wind down with a couple of gentler surprises, The Teskey Brothers’ “Forever You and Me” and Passenger’s cover of “Vincent,” which makes the ending feel like walking home at sunrise with your best friends. Put it on for a nostalgic dance party, a workout, or any time you want to remember the people you’d dance till 4am with.
Mood: Electronic & Synth · Party & Dance · Throwback
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