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Robert Miles Dead At 47

DJ & producer Robert Miles (Roberto Concina) – best known for his progressive trance mega-hit ‘Children’, has died at the age of 47.… Read More Robert Miles Dead At 47

May 10, 2017May 10, 201712 Comments

Trance Music’s Greatest Hits, On The Piano


Torley plays piano trance hits! was uploaded by: Torley
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February 8, 2009February 8, 20095 Comments

Robert Miles – Dreamland

Robert Miles’ 1996 album is a set of upbeat, melodic trance cuts. These are targeted to a mainstream dance audience, and are filled with catchy melodies. These tunes sound great at the club, but are equally at home at the dance floor as the are in the chill-out room. Miles uses piano prominently in many… Read More Robert Miles – Dreamland

November 23, 2003March 7, 2007Leave a comment

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