Trance Allstars

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Trance band called Trance Allstars

Trance Allstars was a collaboration of several German producers of Trance music, mainly releasing cover versions of older trance songs, for example "Go" (originally by Moby). The project were active from year 2000 through 2002 and consisted of:

• Taucher
• Talla 2XLC
• Schiller
• ATB
• Sunbeam
• DJ Mellow-D.

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• Official site

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