Nord Horizon

Nord Horizon is a Hungarian based trance producer. In the 90s, his biggest influences were 'Salva Mea' and 'Insomnia' by Faithless, 'Fables' and 'Children' by Robert Miles, and 'Nowhere To Hide' by Antiloop, as well as the early Scooter albums, which were full of trance elements. His early years were also defined by his fascination with the sounds of Tiesto, Armin van Buuren, Sander van Doorn and Paul van Dyk. His music transports listeners across time and space with throbbing beats and airy melodies, generating a variety of feelings from ecstasy to reflection. He creates a thrilling and captivating auditory universe using complex layers of synths and pulsing beats. His music is a blend of traditional trance components and futuristic sounds, giving it a distinctive and alluring sound that sets