John OCallaghan - Open Up 100 (Goodgreef Xmas Party, Digital Newcastle, UK) (2014-12-19)

Tracklist

01. Orkidea - Purity (Sneijder Remix)

02. Will Atkinson - Fresh Meat

03. DJ Misjah & DJ Tim - Access (John Askew Remix)

04. John O'Callaghan feat. Jennifer Rene - Games (Ian Standerwick Remix)

05. Sneijder - #ACID

06. Spoiled & Zigo - More & More (Omar Sherif 2014 Remix)

07. Jordan Suckley - Elation (Joint Operations Centre Remix)

08. John O'Callaghan & Bryan Kearney - Pendulum

09. David Morales pres. The Face - Needin' You (John O'Callaghan Treatment)

10. John O'Callaghan - The Saw

11. Will Atkinson - Sharpshooter

12. Commander Tom - Are Am Eye (John Askew Remix)

13. Driftmoon - Effervescence (Dan Stone Remix)

14. John O'Callaghan - One Special Particle

Tags trance progressive simon uplifting trance patterson open up

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John OCallaghan

Some may know John OCallaghan as a Dance music icon, some may know him by his initials “JOC” and then there are others who only know his music. It’s obvious even to a newcomer or neophyte enthusiast that John O’Callaghan’s talents far exceed that of just an uplifting producer or Trance remix master. He is an artist, producer, DJ and an internationally respected name in the world of Electronic music. John OCallaghan has long pushed the boundaries of musical genres in ways that have earned him a stellar reputation across the dance music industry. From the dreamy progressive vibes of the ‘Deep Dream’ mixes to the edgy techno grooves of his ‘Joint Operations Centre’ productions. John OCallaghan always showcases true diversity in his sound, and has emerged as a leader of the trance movement – a path which all of his fans have loyally followed. With every production he once again proves himself to be one of the most consistent and yet surprising artists, with an uncompromising ability to reinvent and rework any track that catches his eye. For the last years John has presented his take on the trance scene, via his Subculture show on widely popular station, DI.FM. Subculture presents a crystal-clear monthly snapshot of John’s in and out of club sound, exploring the outer reaches of electronic music.