Lee Haslam - Chart - 10th January 2006

Lee Haslam · **Posted:** Tue Jan 10, 2006 3:14 pm

Hi Guys,

My first post on i:vibes and my first chart of 2006. As you may know I am no longer playing any harder material and playing and producing trance from now on so any feedback most welcome.

1. Mark Sherry Vs James Allan - Red Alert - PD's Dirty Tech Remix - Detox
2. Chris Hoff - My Domain - CDR
3. Michael Dow - Collosal - CDR
4. Lee Haslam - The Future - Monster Tunes
5. Xenon - September Rain - Lee Haslam Remix - Nebula
6. U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name - John O'Callaghan Remix - CDR
7. Re:Locate - Rolling Thunder - Galactive
8. Riley & Durrant - Neon Eyes - Yakuza
9. Hemstock & Jennings - Mirage - Jochem Miller Remix - CDR
10. Saucermen - Aquarius - DJ Atmospherik Remix - Offshore
11. Airbase - Escape - Intuition
12. Richard Durand - Make Me Scream - Terminal 4
13. Steve Callaghan & Frase - The Element - Ian Betts Remix - Six Thirty
14. Lee Haslam - Kinetic - Unsigned
15. Elegance - Natural High - Waterworld
16. Firestorm - Defection - Monster Tunes
17. Armin Van Burren - Shiver - DJ Tatana Sirup Remix - Sirup
18. Craig Stuart - Newendo - CDR
19. Mark Sherry - Fractured - Riot!
20. Chrysus - Super Saw - CDR

davehart · **Posted:** Tue Jan 10, 2006 9:08 pm

Moved away from the Harder stuff. Is that just a change in your taste or do you feel the harder side is not as productive as it used to be? The new releases are they on a different label or are Tidy moving into the Trance genre now.

Nice looking chart with some very nice tracks. Any samples of your new tracks about I've not had the pleasure of hearing them yet?

Lee Haslam · **Posted:** Wed Jan 11, 2006 9:12 am

I have been a DJ for 9 years and for the first 3 I played trance so it has always been in my blood so to speak. Even when I produced harder material it was always very much trance based bar "Here Comes The Pain". I got more into the harder sound when I got my job at tidy but for me personally my first love has always been trance. When you work for tidy peoples perception is always going to be that you should play hard but I want to change that perception.
This change in direction has been a year in the making and I guess it will another year before alot people will take me seriously but, with my forthcoming gigs ( Gallery, Gods, Escape, Goodgreef, Inside Out etc) and through my productions ( Which can be heard on www.leehaslam.com and have been played by Jules, Dogzilla, Big Al, Paul Kershaw, Armin etc and are not on tidy ) I think 2006 could be the year I break that mould.

Spherix · **Posted:** Wed Jan 11, 2006 4:22 pm

Kinda sad that you are moving away from the hard scene... Sad

tryxx · **Posted:** Fri Jan 20, 2006 9:22 am

i fully agree with spherix...but hard dance's loss is trance's gain Wink

keep up the good production work (by this i mean stuff like 'equilibrium', which i cant stop hammering)..

good luck with the conversion to trance. most clubbers are open minded anyway, so they will appreciate your new sound.