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Oceanlab

Oceanlab was the electronic project of Justice A. Bell and Darren Tate. Bell was a DJ and producer who worked with the trance label Anjunabeats, while Tate...

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Oceanlab's trance project with ethereal vocals

A collaboration between Justice A. Bell and Darren Tate that defined a sound for Anjunabeats.

For the Oceanlab sound, start with 'Sky Falls Down' or 'Sirens of the Sea'. They frame the project's blend of trance and ethereal layers plainly.

Oceanlab's tracks like 'Sky Falls Down' became festival staples, blending trance and house with layered vocals from singers like Justine Suissa. Their 2003 album 'Sirens of the Sea' anchored their style, and they defended 'Satellite' against plagiarism claims in 2008. The music held up in electronic dance circles through emotive, uplifting soundscapes.

Justice A. Bell and Darren Tate started Oceanlab, with Bell on production and Tate handling songwriting and vocals. They released 'Sirens of the Sea' in 2003, followed by albums like 'Tranceport' and 'Sirens II', using various vocalists across their tracks.

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Oceanlab was the electronic project of Justice A. Bell and Darren Tate. Bell was a DJ and producer who worked with the trance label Anjunabeats, while Tate handled songwriting and vocals. They brought in various vocalists for their tracks, including Justine Suissa, Tiff Lacey, and Emma Hewitt.

Their debut album 'Sirens of the Sea' came out in 2003, featuring the title track that became a festival staple. Songs like 'Sky Falls Down' and 'Lonely Girl' showed their blend of trance and house elements with ethereal vocal layers. In 2008, they faced plagiarism allegations over 'Satellite' but successfully defended the track.

Oceanlab released subsequent albums including 'Tranceport' and 'Sirens II'. Their music appeared on numerous compilations and live sets, maintaining a presence in electronic dance circles through tracks built around emotive, uplifting soundscapes.

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