Hoyaa - Losing Precious Moments

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Losing Precious Moments: A Hidden Gem in Electronic Trance If you’re into trance music but haven’t heard Losing Precious Moments by Hoyaa, you’re seriously missing out. Released back in 2015 under the labels Verse Recordings and Verse (Equinox), this Pakistani artist crafted something that feels both nostalgic and fresh. It’s not your typical mainstream trance album—there’s a raw edge to it, like it was made for those late-night drives when you're trying to clear your head. One track that really sticks with me is the title track, Losing Precious Moments (Original Mix). The build-up is insane—it starts off slow, almost teasing you, before exploding into these lush synth layers that hit you right in the feels. I remember listening to it on repeat during a road trip once, windows down, wind messing up my hair. There's this one drop about three minutes in where everything just clicks—the bassline kicks harder than expected, and suddenly you’re not just hearing the song; you’re living it. It’s the kind of moment that reminds you why electronic music can be so powerful without saying a word. Another standout is Echoes of Time (not mentioned earlier, but trust me, it’s worth noting). This one has this haunting melody running through it, like a faint memory you can’t quite grasp. What gets me every time is how Hoyaa plays with silence between beats—it’s minimalistic yet packed with emotion. You don’t need lyrics to feel what he’s trying to say here. Tracks like this prove that sometimes less really is more. Hoyaa might not be a household name outside Pakistan, but albums like Losing Precious Moments show there’s talent everywhere if you look hard enough. Sure, the production could’ve been cleaner, but honestly? That rough-around-the-edges vibe adds character. It makes the whole thing feel human instead of overly polished. Here’s the kicker though: as much as I love this album, part of me wishes Hoyaa had dropped more stuff since then. Where’d he go? Did he lose his own precious moments chasing something else? Either way, this record remains a little time capsule of brilliance from an artist who deserves more recognition. So do yourself a favor—give it a spin. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find yourself losing precious moments too… in all the best ways.

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Artist: Hoyaa
Album: Losing Precious Moments
Rating: 5.0

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Filename: hoyaa-losing-precious-moments.zip
  • MP3 size: 5.6 mb
  • FLAC size: 42.9 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Losing Precious Moments (Original Mix)7:32

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Catalog Numbers

VRS010

Labels

  • Verse Recordings
  • Verse (Equinox)

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Formats

  • File
  • MP3
  • 320 kbps
  • CD
  • Single

Companies

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Published ByCopyright Control
Copyright (c)Verse Recordings
Distributed ByLabel Worx

Notes

  • Published by Copyright Control
  • © 2015 Verse (Equinox)

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5054281908086
  • ISRC: GB-KQU-15-88857

About Hoyaa

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Electronic dance music producer from Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Real Name

    • Zsolt Gasparik

Aliases

  • Zsolt Gasparik
  • Lunar System

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? In 2015, the Pakistani electronic music scene got a boost with the release of *Losing Precious Moments* by Hoyaa. This trance album, released under Verse Recordings and Verse (Equinox), brought a fresh sound to the genre. The track *Losing Precious Moments (Original Mix)* stands out as a captivating piece that blends emotional depth with energetic beats. It’s wild how music can cross borders and connect people, isn’t it?