Type 41 - Mystik EP

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Review by Chuy Reyes

Mystik EP by Type 41: A Trance Gem Worth Rediscovering Released in 2010, Mystik EP by Type 41 is one of those hidden treasures that fans of electronic and dance music might’ve missed but shouldn’t overlook. Hailing from Finland and released under the Echelon White label, this EP dives deep into the trance genre with a mix of energy, emotion, and intricate production touches courtesy of George Phillips, who both composed and produced the project. It’s not perfect, but it’s got enough charm to stick in your head long after the last beat fades. The EP kicks off with its titular track, "Mystik (Original Mix)," which sets the tone for what’s to come. It’s a classic trance vibe—ethereal synths layered over driving beats—but there’s something about the way Phillips builds tension and release that feels refreshingly unforced. The breakdown hits just right, pulling you into a moment of calm before exploding back into euphoria. You can tell he wasn’t trying too hard to reinvent the wheel here; instead, he focused on crafting a solid, heartfelt piece of music. That balance makes it memorable. Another standout is “Lifespark,” which closes out the EP. This one leans more melodic compared to the remixes of “Mystik.” There’s an almost bittersweet quality to the chords, like they’re tugging at some distant memory you can’t quite place. Paired with a steady bassline and subtle percussion, it creates this warm, reflective mood that lingers even after the track ends. If I had to pick one song from this EP to play during a late-night drive or a quiet evening, this would be it. The remixes of “Mystik” are solid too, though they don’t stray far from the original formula. Innerstate’s take adds a bit more grit with sweeping pads, while POL’s version injects a darker, techier edge. They’re fun listens, but they don’t quite hit the same emotional high points as the OG mix or “Lifespark.” What strikes me most about Mystik EP is how timeless it feels despite being over a decade old. Sure, production techniques have evolved since 2010, but the core elements—strong melodies, dynamic builds, and raw emotion—are still bang-on. Listening to this record reminds me why trance was such a big deal back in the day. It wasn’t just about getting people to dance; it was about taking them somewhere else entirely. If anything, Mystik EP proves that sometimes less really is more. George Phillips didn’t need flashy gimmicks or overly complex arrangements to make an impact—he just trusted his instincts and let the music speak for itself. And honestly? That’s kinda rare these days. So if you’re looking for something nostalgic yet fresh, give this EP a spin. Who knows—it might just spark a little magic in your life. Or at least make you wanna dig up your glow sticks again.

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Filename: type-41-mystik-ep.zip
  • MP3 size: 28.5 mb
  • FLAC size: 155 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Lifespark8:27
Mystik9:20
Mystik (Original Mix)9:20
Mystik (POL Remix)8:13
Mystik (Innerstate Sweeping State Remix)6:50

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Catalog Numbers

ERW003

Labels

Echelon White

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Formats

  • 4 × File
  • MP3
  • EP
  • 320 kbps

Companies

RoleCompany
Copyright (c)Echelon Records
Phonographic Copyright (p)Echelon Records
Distributed ByLabel Worx

Credits

RoleCredit
Composed ByGeorge Phillips
ProducerGeorge Phillips

Notes

  • © 2010 Echelon Records
  • ℗ 2010 Echelon Records

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5052653082648
  • ISRC (Track 1): GBKQU1142980
  • ISRC (Track 2): GBKQU1142983
  • ISRC (Track 3): GBKQU1142981
  • ISRC (Track 4): GBKQU1142982

About Type 41

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Type 41 began his electronic music career at the age of 15, where he solidified his own signature sound, renowned for his euphoric, orchestral laden, Uplifting Trance, whose style has been compared to the fusion of such producers as Andy Blueman and Daniel Kandi, culminating into a string of massive tracks such as Mystik, Lifespark and Arctica. Over the last several years, Type 41 sound has built an impressive repute of original productions and remixes has landed him support from some of the industrys leading trance and progressive performers, including; Armin van Buuren, Aly & Fila, Manuel Le Saux, Sean Tyas, Tempo Giusto, Jordan Waeles and ReOrder. By 2010 his popularity had grown rapidly from trance performers globally who are continually mesmerized by his creative and unique layers and musical form, pronounced basslines and dance floor energetic rhythms; always pushing the limits of the trance genre. This continued success and recognition amongst his peers, has enabled Type 41 to partner with rising star Brian Flinn & Aaron Walters to launch U.S based label Fuzion Four Records label group, establishing an unrestrictive outlet to release and push his music into the digital market. Type 41's popularity has permanently forged him a place in the U.S. electronic dance industry, which has been established with ASOT Support in 2013 on Episode 623. In 2014 it Armin van Buuren featured Type 41s' tune 'Mythology' on A State Of Trance 2014 a as a remix from Dimension. A State Of Trance is one of the top grossing and most popular album compilations to release every year in the electronic dance scene.

Real Name

    • George Phillips

Aliases

  • George Phillips

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The *Mystik EP* by Type 41 is a hidden gem in the world of trance music. Released in 2010 from Finland, it showcases George Phillips' talent as both the composer and producer. What makes it special? The EP includes remixes like the dreamy "Innerstate Sweeping State Remix" and the energetic "POL Remix," giving fans multiple ways to experience the same track. It’s like a mini journey through sound, all wrapped up in one album. Not bad for a small release on Echelon White, right?