Cosmic Gate

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This week music from Jerome Isma-Ae, Ahmed Atasever, Denis Kenzo & Steva B, Andre Sobota, Paul Oakenfold, High 5, Heatbeat and Ferry Corsten - Pogo.

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This week music from Fortun feat. Cory Friesenhan, Ben Hennessy, Markus Schulz, Myon & Shane 54, Julie Thompson, JES, Chris Schweizer, Paul Van Dyk and Nick Karsten - Dunno.

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This week music from Zonderling, Markus Schulz, Maceo Plex, Purple Stories, Mark Norman, Ferry Tayle, Tommy Johnson, New World Punx and David Gravell - Supernova.

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This week music from EDU, Super8 & Tab, Lush & Simon & Uforik, Gareth Emery, Ronski Speed, Alphazone remix of Funabashi - The Legacy, Thomas Mengel and Deniz Kenzo & Jilliana Danise - Will Be Forever.

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This week music from Hans Zimmer, Benjami, Breame, Shadow Of Two, Andy Moor & Lange feat. Fenja, Sander van Doorn, Puma Scorz, Chris Schweizer and Andy Moor remix of The Thrillseekers - This Is All We Have.

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This week music from Jaco & Ease, Max Freegrant & Steve Haines, Richard Durand & Fisher, Speed Limits, Max Graham, KhoMha, Matt Cerf & Ost & Meyer feat. Fenja, BT and Artsever - Elevation.

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This week music from Thomas Hayes, Henry Krinkle, Leon 78, Stoneface & Terminal, Chris Lake, Signalrunners, Sryder & Still Young feat. Duane Harden, Rafael Frost & Ana Criado and JES, Cold Blue & Dennis Sheperd - Runaway.

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This week music from Cosmic Gate, Parker & Hanson, LTN & Christina Novelli, David Gravell, ilan Bluestone & Jerome Isma-Ae, Speed Limits, Mark Sixma and Andy Moor remix of Ridgewalker feat. El - Find.

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Cosmic Gate

The perfect union of musical minds, one karmic meeting in a recording studio resulted in Cosmic Gate’s Big Bang moment. It set brothers-in-sound Nic Chagall and Bossi on a rapidly expanding path - one that’s seen them evolve into Germany’s most consistently successful electronic music duo. It’s catapulted their Cosmological productions to the highest reaches of the official sales charts and seen them remix the compositions of revered Hollywood composers such as ‘Avatar’s James Horner. Through their atomic on-stage synergy, Nic & Bossi have created countless unforgettable dance floor nights. They’ve sold out arenas & festival halls, conquered EDM capitals, hosted their own stages at major festivals and 10 years into their career became the highest climbers on DJ Mag’s Top 100 chart. Driven by their hugely received albums, club-busting singles (incl. ‘Not Enough Time’, ‘Body of Conflict’ and ‘Over The Rainbow’) and scene-defining classics ‘Be Your Sound’, ‘Fire Wire’ and ‘Exploration of Space’, their place in EDM’s hall of fame has long since been secured.

In 2011 the duo released ‘Wake Your Mind’ – their fifth artist album. It produced ‘Be Your Sound’ – a release which UK EDM bible MIXMAG said: “finally unseats ‘Fire Wire’ as Cosmic Gate’s best-known-for track”. The track scored an IDMA nomination in 2012, with the JES-sung ‘Flying Blind’ following suit at the awards a year later. Such was the response to the album and its singles that in February of 2013 a multimedia Deluxe Edition was compiled. This brought together for the first time all of the ‘Wake Your Mind’ tracks, a 360° remix compendium and the album’s celebrated singles videos.

Through ‘Wake Your Mind’s title, Nic & Bossi had communicated a belief in border-free electronic music to fans. Its message was embraced by untold thousands of clubbers and music lovers around the world, subsequently turning into a groundswell movement. The #WYM tag was widely adopted as the abbreviation-of-choice for those wishing to display a more flexible, less tribal outlook to electronic music.

In the second half of 2013 Cosmic Gate added other significant dimensions to Wake Your Mind, further galvanizing the #WYM effect. Following rave receptions to a string of sold out Wake Your Mind In Concert gigs they launched Wake Your Mind Records. Attached to the Armada Label group, it brought yet greater scope to its core ethos.