Fireborn The Remixes by Forces: A High-Energy Trance Assault You Can’t Ignore
Alright, let’s get into it. Fireborn The Remixes by Forces isn’t your typical trance album—it’s a relentless sonic punch to the face that’ll leave you breathless and begging for more. Released in 2020 under Trance All-Stars Records (Czech Republic repping hard!), this thing is pure electronic adrenaline. If you’re into Trance or Progressive Trance, this one’s gonna slap you awake like a double espresso shot.
First off, the remixes here aren’t just lazy rehashes—they rip apart the original track “Fireborn” and rebuild it into something fresh but still unmistakably Forces. Two tracks stood out to me big time, and I’m about to break ‘em down.
Fireborn (Yoshi & Razner Remix)
This version hits different. Like, immediately. It starts with this eerie build-up—those haunting synths feel like they’re creeping up behind you in the dark. Then BAM, the bassline drops, and suddenly you’re not walking anymore; you’re sprinting through some neon-lit cyberpunk cityscape. Yoshi & Razner know how to layer sounds without overloading them, so the track stays sharp as hell. What sticks? That kick drum—it’s so damn crisp it feels like it’s punching holes in your speakers. This remix doesn’t mess around. It grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go until the final beat fades out.
Fireborn (Adip Kiyoi Remix)
Now THIS one’s wild. Adip Kiyoi flips the script entirely, turning "Fireborn" into an almost cinematic experience. The intro lulls you in with these soft pads, kinda dreamy, but then—WHOA—the drop comes outta nowhere like a freight train. It’s heavy, gritty, and has this industrial edge that makes you wanna lose your mind on the dancefloor. The breakdown halfway through? Pure magic. It strips everything back to bare bones before exploding again with twice the intensity. This remix feels like two songs stitched together perfectly, keeping you guessing the whole way through. Honestly, if this doesn’t make you move, check your pulse—you might be dead.
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The rest of the album holds its own too, but those two tracks? They’re unforgettable. Huem’s remix brings this hypnotic vibe, while the original “Fireborn” ties it all together with raw energy. But man, listening to this album felt less like hearing music and more like surviving a rave apocalypse.
Here’s the kicker though—what’s up with Czech Republic killing it in the trance scene lately? Like, seriously, where are all these fire producers coming from? Feels like every other banger I hear these days hails from Prague or Brno. Maybe there’s something in the water—or maybe they’ve cracked the code to making beats that straight-up annihilate.
Anyway, Fireborn The Remixes isn’t perfect, but who cares when it slaps this hard? If you’re even remotely into trance, stop reading reviews and go listen to this NOW. Your playlist will thank you later.
