Various - Trance Ambient

Label:

Vox Lumania, Priority Records

Catalog#:

P2 53956, P2 53956

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Released:

1995

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Trance, Trip Hop, Ambient

Tracklist

1	Native Budz -	Bruthas	7:02
		Producer, Mixed By - Cc , G² (5) , TF Written By - Campbell/Fader/Gordon
2	Pandora's Box (3) -	Acoustic Acid	4:32
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - J. Wilmer*
3	Divine Assembly of Light Inspired -	Stratospherical	5:50
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - D.A.L.I.*
4	Native Budz -	Telemetry	6:14
		Producer, Mixed By - b tRU Written By - Thompson/Fader/Campbell
5	Pandora's Box (3) -	India	3:35
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - J. Wilmer*
6	Crystalsphere -	Future Vision	8:29
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - C. Held* , R. Bakker*
7	Zon -	Chrome	5:51
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - M. Schmitz*
8	GEL (2) -	Overeasy	6:21
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - E. Wikman* , M. Lewis
9	Lab Rat (2) -	Digitalia	8:23
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - E. Wikman* , J.D. Donaldson*
10	Crystalsphere -	Ambient= The Mind	7:04
		Written-By, Producer, Mixed By - B. Vogelaar* , C. Held* , R. Bakker*
11	Native Budz -	Trails & Tribeulations	4:13
		Producer, Mixed By - Sonic Temple , b tRU Written By - Thompson/Gordon/Paley

Credits

Artwork By [Visual] - Marco Schmitz
Producer - ZeO*

Notes

Produced & mastered at Studio Vox Lumania
Manufactured & distributed by Priority Records Los Angeles.

(P)&(C)1995 A Production of Vox Lumania
Code: 0 4992-53953-1-0

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Review by hard-trance Jul 26, 2009

This is one of the compilations released by this blossoming Los Angeles label, Vox Lumania. An offshoot of rap giant, Priority Records, Vox Lumania's mission was to bring dance music in several forms to the masses of America, a bold yet very worthwhile endeavor.

Despite Trance Ambient's rather misleading title the cuts on here are all quite good, half the music contained within is trance and the other half is more like trip-hop and mellow house with a dash of ambient dub. The artists are for the most part previously unheard of, although the rumor is that a number of well known artists appear under pseudonyms. The most impressive tracks are those by Native Budz, "Bruthas" being the compilation's title track which does an nice job of living up to it's claim of "sounding like marijuana," and contains some excellent and aggressive panning on the beats. "India" by Pandora's Box is a graceful, and charming mellow trip with some Asian influences. And of the trancier tracks, Zon's "Chrome" is very nice, but Crystalsphere's "Future Vision" is a load of bollocks. A bit of a mixed bag but the overall quality is better than average.