Tidy Two only ran for about two and a half year, but managed to make themselves well known and respected by many. First releases weren't all that, but with the first Riot Bros single the ball was rolling fast. Haslam and Guyver were the force throughout, and really defined the sound of the label; which was, as remarked above, rather unique. Taking the speed and beats from more standard Tidy hardhouse, tracks also featured lots and lots of melody and acid; and quite often the crowd pleasing take off structure common to later trance. In my eyes this label was a big part of the new popularity of "hard trance" (not very alike the german hard trance of 90s though!) in 2003-04. Of course, Tidy Two is hardly dead, one can fully expect to see the same kind of releases on its parent Tidy Trax. Let's hope they keep the quality level as high!

A very unique sounding Hard Trance label, satellite setup of the well-known Tidy Trax. This label is responsible for the unleashing of dance producers extroadinaire 'Riot Bros', and more notably, the more successful of the two, 'Guyver'. The overall sound is far more imaginative and musical than many other Hard Trancers out there, and Tidy as a whole have much to be commended on.