Moments

Almost every song on this album is rated 5 stars in my iTunes library. Rayel's sophomore album features incredible collaborations with some of the biggest titans in the vocal trance scene like Jonathan Mendelsohn, Christina Novelli, Eric Lumiere, and Emma Hewitt, as well as a few up and coming vocalists like Angelika Vee and Kristina Antuna. Andrew's signature harmonic synth shines in almost every song, as does his knack for incredible composition and his abilities as a classically trained pianist. I definitely believe this album earned 5 stars. That being said, think this album shines quite as brightly as his debut Find Your Harmony album. I respect every artist's creative freedom and all, but Andrew ventured in a few musical directions I don't think worked as well for his style of trance. He dipped his toes in Big Room House with Khohma on "All Systems Down," and into a more classic Progressive Trance vibe with ATB on "Connected." While both are decent songs in their respective genres, they don't have the same kind of powerful euphoria and musical direction that most of Andrew's works do. And while heavily criticized by some from the trance community, his endeavor into psytrance with "Tacadum" is actually a pretty solid psytrance track. All that to say, I highly recommend this album even with a few tracks that I find slightly less impressive than his usual productions. :)

Amazing tracks. Can't wait for the full release!

Most of the songs are high pitched and have a noisy, grainy sound to them. Really annoying actually.

Been waiting for too long for a follow-up, and I wager it'll be better than Find Your Harmony at the rate it's going.

Judging by the already released singles and Rayel's previous efforts, I already know this album is going to be amazing.