OceanLab

I REALLY LIKE PAINTING TO THIS CD. I LOVE IT! KIND OF DREAMY VOCALS BUT UNIQUE.

Fantastic dance album that is varied and surprisingly unrepetitive, with full-out trance anthems as well as down-tempo chillout tracks...

Justine Suissa's voice isn't the most powerful, but her plaintive vocals suit the beats well...

The bonus disc (available only in the S'pore edition) include remixes of past hits like 'Beautiful Together' and 'Sky Falls Down'...

A good cd, worth 4 stars. I like the main singer, she has a great, alluring voice.

I usually like to have atleast one "go to" track on a CD. Here, there are no truly stand out songs. They all really blend toghether as one whole experience. That's good and bad in some ways. I think for a rock CD that isn't the way to go, but electronica such as this it's forgiveable because I'm more likely to take it all in as a whole.

Even with that being said they do have some nice tracks. 'If I could FLy' is a nice track, along with breaking ties. They just don't have that extra something that they need to really stand out on there own.

That being said Im not dissappointed I made a purchase. If you like this type of music you'll surely like this album.

For the better part of a decade, Above and Beyond and Oceanlab have been making some of the best melodic dance music around. Here, all of their emotive energy and raw musical capabilities have been focused into a smaller space - one more fit to a listening experience built around a living room evening or sunny afternoon drive, but one every bit as rewarding and visceral as the best big of big room experiences.

If you know exactly who this is and how long we've been waiting for this album, then the best I can say is that it's likely every bit as good as you might have hoped. If you've no idea who this is or what kind of music it is, let me put it this way. This is a mid-tempo, pop-ears-friendly album made by three DJs who have spent the past decade making really big, banging melodic dance music for thousand-plus clubs all over the world - think Ibiza, London, Rio, Melbourne, Amsterdam, Moscow, and all points in between. (Heck, as DJs these guys played to a million people in Rio last New Years. Yes, for real a million.) If you've wondered what the music part of good dance music sounds like, here's as good a place as any to start.

Consistently top-notch vocals from Justine Suissa and best-in-class production values across the board make this one just as fun on headphones at the crack of dawn as cranked to eleven on the home stereo during the evening.

Highly recommended both for long-time Anjunabeats fans and those looking to take their first steps into the team's musical works.

My best friend called me several months ago, telling me to buy this album. I trust he knows what I like in music and purchased it from Amazon. After a couple listens, I must admit I enjoyed what I heard but wasn't blown away.

Now, it's a few months later, and Sirens of the Sea is my most listened to CD of '08. I travel a lot for work, and have played it for several co-workers who I normally wouldn't play trance or techno with. Every one of them has been impressed, and I know at least two have purchased the CD!

Good music can transport you from your day to day. Sirens of the Sea is a favorite vacation I plan to revisit for many years to come.

I REALLY LIKE PAINTING TO THIS CD. I LOVE IT! KIND OF DREAMY VOCALS BUT UNIQUE.

Fantastic dance album that is varied and surprisingly unrepetitive, with full-out trance anthems as well as down-tempo chillout tracks...

Justine Suissa's voice isn't the most powerful, but her plaintive vocals suit the beats well...

The bonus disc (available only in the S'pore edition) include remixes of past hits like 'Beautiful Together' and 'Sky Falls Down'...

A good cd, worth 4 stars. I like the main singer, she has a great, alluring voice.

I usually like to have atleast one "go to" track on a CD. Here, there are no truly stand out songs. They all really blend toghether as one whole experience. That's good and bad in some ways. I think for a rock CD that isn't the way to go, but electronica such as this it's forgiveable because I'm more likely to take it all in as a whole.

Even with that being said they do have some nice tracks. 'If I could FLy' is a nice track, along with breaking ties. They just don't have that extra something that they need to really stand out on there own.

That being said Im not dissappointed I made a purchase. If you like this type of music you'll surely like this album.

For the better part of a decade, Above and Beyond and Oceanlab have been making some of the best melodic dance music around. Here, all of their emotive energy and raw musical capabilities have been focused into a smaller space - one more fit to a listening experience built around a living room evening or sunny afternoon drive, but one every bit as rewarding and visceral as the best big of big room experiences.

If you know exactly who this is and how long we've been waiting for this album, then the best I can say is that it's likely every bit as good as you might have hoped. If you've no idea who this is or what kind of music it is, let me put it this way. This is a mid-tempo, pop-ears-friendly album made by three DJs who have spent the past decade making really big, banging melodic dance music for thousand-plus clubs all over the world - think Ibiza, London, Rio, Melbourne, Amsterdam, Moscow, and all points in between. (Heck, as DJs these guys played to a million people in Rio last New Years. Yes, for real a million.) If you've wondered what the music part of good dance music sounds like, here's as good a place as any to start.

Consistently top-notch vocals from Justine Suissa and best-in-class production values across the board make this one just as fun on headphones at the crack of dawn as cranked to eleven on the home stereo during the evening.

Highly recommended both for long-time Anjunabeats fans and those looking to take their first steps into the team's musical works.

My best friend called me several months ago, telling me to buy this album. I trust he knows what I like in music and purchased it from Amazon. After a couple listens, I must admit I enjoyed what I heard but wasn't blown away.

Now, it's a few months later, and Sirens of the Sea is my most listened to CD of '08. I travel a lot for work, and have played it for several co-workers who I normally wouldn't play trance or techno with. Every one of them has been impressed, and I know at least two have purchased the CD!

Good music can transport you from your day to day. Sirens of the Sea is a favorite vacation I plan to revisit for many years to come.

I REALLY LIKE PAINTING TO THIS CD. I LOVE IT! KIND OF DREAMY VOCALS BUT UNIQUE.

Fantastic dance album that is varied and surprisingly unrepetitive, with full-out trance anthems as well as down-tempo chillout tracks...

Justine Suissa's voice isn't the most powerful, but her plaintive vocals suit the beats well...

The bonus disc (available only in the S'pore edition) include remixes of past hits like 'Beautiful Together' and 'Sky Falls Down'...

A good cd, worth 4 stars. I like the main singer, she has a great, alluring voice.

I usually like to have atleast one "go to" track on a CD. Here, there are no truly stand out songs. They all really blend toghether as one whole experience. That's good and bad in some ways. I think for a rock CD that isn't the way to go, but electronica such as this it's forgiveable because I'm more likely to take it all in as a whole.

Even with that being said they do have some nice tracks. 'If I could FLy' is a nice track, along with breaking ties. They just don't have that extra something that they need to really stand out on there own.

That being said Im not dissappointed I made a purchase. If you like this type of music you'll surely like this album.

For the better part of a decade, Above and Beyond and Oceanlab have been making some of the best melodic dance music around. Here, all of their emotive energy and raw musical capabilities have been focused into a smaller space - one more fit to a listening experience built around a living room evening or sunny afternoon drive, but one every bit as rewarding and visceral as the best big of big room experiences.

If you know exactly who this is and how long we've been waiting for this album, then the best I can say is that it's likely every bit as good as you might have hoped. If you've no idea who this is or what kind of music it is, let me put it this way. This is a mid-tempo, pop-ears-friendly album made by three DJs who have spent the past decade making really big, banging melodic dance music for thousand-plus clubs all over the world - think Ibiza, London, Rio, Melbourne, Amsterdam, Moscow, and all points in between. (Heck, as DJs these guys played to a million people in Rio last New Years. Yes, for real a million.) If you've wondered what the music part of good dance music sounds like, here's as good a place as any to start.

Consistently top-notch vocals from Justine Suissa and best-in-class production values across the board make this one just as fun on headphones at the crack of dawn as cranked to eleven on the home stereo during the evening.

Highly recommended both for long-time Anjunabeats fans and those looking to take their first steps into the team's musical works.

My best friend called me several months ago, telling me to buy this album. I trust he knows what I like in music and purchased it from Amazon. After a couple listens, I must admit I enjoyed what I heard but wasn't blown away.

Now, it's a few months later, and Sirens of the Sea is my most listened to CD of '08. I travel a lot for work, and have played it for several co-workers who I normally wouldn't play trance or techno with. Every one of them has been impressed, and I know at least two have purchased the CD!

Good music can transport you from your day to day. Sirens of the Sea is a favorite vacation I plan to revisit for many years to come.

I was in total awe when I first heard this beautiful masterpiece (Ferry Corsten Re-Mix), in my true honest opinion this is the best trance song I have EVER heard! The usual trance song starts off like this, first with the drums, then with the lead-up synths, and leads up to the usual predictable climax constructed with the main synths of the track. "This" song starts off like this, first drums, then lead-up synths. Just another trance song, right? Way off! The "main" synths alone, impressed me, for they were far different than any of the other trance synths used so often. And to top it off the beautiful, heavenly vocals enter, and I was in pure extasy. It truly sent me to tears. I did not want it to end. It was truly breathtaking. That day, and the days to come I had played it constantly on my Stereo-System full blast, and it still leaves me in an utter state of bliss, every time I hear it. The original (not the Ferry Re-mix), wasn't as great but still is an awesome track. This is one of my favourites, if not my #1 trance song ever, and if you are a fan of trance or just a fan of soothing musical extasy, than I ultimately recommend you pick up this wonder of a track!