Kelly Andrew - Xanadu

Review by Tristan Bauer

Xanadu by Kelly Andrew: A Trance Odyssey Worth the Trip Alright, buckle up, because we’re diving into Xanadu by Kelly Andrew—a trance album that feels like your brain just got upgraded to 4K resolution. Released in 2015 under Abora Skies (yep, a US-based label with serious sky-high ambitions), this record is all about those euphoric beats and heart-thumping builds. And honestly? It’s kinda hard not to love it. Let’s zoom in on two tracks from the lineup: Xanadu (Trance Mix) and Xanadu (Orchestral Trance Mix). Spoiler alert—they're both bangers, but they hit differently. First off, the Trance Mix. Man, this one grabs you like an overexcited puppy at the park. The drop? Oh, it smacks. It's crisp, clean, and makes you wanna throw your hands up even if you're sitting alone in your room eating leftover pizza. There’s something addictive about how Kelly layers synths here—it’s like he knows exactly when your soul needs that extra kick of dopamine. Also, props for making me forget I was supposed to reply to emails while listening. True story. Then there’s the Orchestral Trance Mix, which is basically what happens when someone says, “Let’s add strings to this party!” This version takes everything cool about the original mix and slaps a cinematic coat of paint on it. Imagine running through a field of wildflowers...but also being chased by robots programmed to play violins. Weird visual? Sure. But trust me, it works. The orchestral bits give it this epic, almost movie-score vibe that sticks with you long after the track fades out. Like, I still hum parts of it accidentally during awkward silences at work meetings. Now, don’t get me wrong—this isn’t some groundbreaking reinvention of trance music. You won’t find any experimental curveballs or avant-garde surprises lurking around. What you will find is solid craftsmanship, big emotions, and enough energy to power a small city. If you’re into electronic tunes that make you feel like life might actually be okay for once, this album has your name written all over it. Final thought? Listening to Xanadu feels like stepping into a dream where everyone speaks fluent "happy." Except instead of words, it’s beats and melodies doing the talking. Honestly, if aliens ever invade Earth, maybe we should blast this album into space as proof that humans can create beauty without blowing stuff up. Or maybe that’s just the post-drop high talking. Either way, good job, Kelly. Now excuse me while I go listen to it again—and possibly miss another deadline.

Artist: Kelly Andrew
Album: Xanadu

Trance

2015

Rating: 5.0

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Filename: kelly-andrew-xanadu.zip

MP3 size: 12.6 mb
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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Xanadu (Trance Mix)	7:18
Xanadu (Orchestral Trance Mix)	8:34

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Kelly Andrew - Xanadu (Orchestral Trance Mix)

Kelly Andrew - Xanadu (Original Trance Mix)

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Catalog Numbers

ABSK019

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Abora Skies

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2 × File
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320 kbps

Companies

Role	Company
Published By	Abora Music Publishing
Copyright (c)	Abora Recordings LLC
Distributed By	Label Worx

Notes

Published by Abora Music Publishing
© Abora Recordings LLC
137 BPM

Barcodes

Barcode: 5054281989696
ISRC (Track 1): QMFFM1500424
ISRC (Track 2): QMFFM1500425

About Kelly Andrew

Kelly Andrew is an accomplished musical artist, composer, pianist, producer, and sound engineer diversified but mainly in both the contemporary instrumental and trance genres. He comes from Denver, CO, USA.

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Kelly Andrew Kaveny

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Kelly Andrew Kaveny

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Xanadu* by Kelly Andrew is a hidden gem in the trance music world. Released in 2015 under the label Abora Skies, it blends electronic beats with orchestral elements. The two tracks, *Xanadu (Trance Mix)* and *Xanadu (Orchestral Trance Mix)*, take listeners on an epic journey. It’s like getting lost in a dreamy, cinematic soundscape. Not surprising, given Kelly Andrew’s knack for mixing emotion with energy. Definitely worth a listen if you love trance vibes!