Simon Latham on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7hvr4Z1wP9CSGOXqaIVJY8

Soundsation: https://soundsation.xyz/

Trance Atlantic - a progressive and trance mix series by Simon Latham.

This podcast is a straight-up DJ mix series. No talking, no filler, no algorithm bait.

Each episode is a carefully built set focused on groove, tension, and progression. House and electronic music with roots in the club, mixed with intent, not rushed for attention. Some episodes are deeper, some more direct, but all of them are designed to be listened to properly, not skipped through.

This isn’t about trends or chasing numbers. It’s about flow, restraint, and knowing when to let a record breathe.

Headphones recommended. Loud systems encouraged.

This podcast is a straight-up DJ mix series. No talking, no filler, no algorithm bait.

Each episode is a carefully built set focused on groove, tension, and progression. House and electronic music with roots in the club, mixed with intent, not rushed for attention. Some episodes are deeper, some more direct, but all of them are designed to be listened to properly, not skipped through.

This isn’t about trends or chasing numbers. It’s about flow, restraint, and knowing when to let a record breathe.

Headphones recommended. Loud systems encouraged.

New mix for a new year :)

With tunes from Armin Van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Paul van Dyk, Alexander Popov and even myself here is the new Trance Atlantic, enjoy :)

Latest show, enjoy it :)

My new trance show from my new home in NOrway

My latest trance mix from Norway

My latest trance show recorded in Norway

This podcast is a straight-up DJ mix series. No talking, no filler, no algorithm bait.

Each episode is a carefully built set focused on groove, tension, and progression. House and electronic music with roots in the club, mixed with intent, not rushed for attention. Some episodes are deeper, some more direct, but all of them are designed to be listened to properly, not skipped through.

This isn’t about trends or chasing numbers. It’s about flow, restraint, and knowing when to let a record breathe.

Headphones recommended. Loud systems encouraged.