Artist description Sacramento, California (USA) based Bangin' House/Melodic Trance Producer/Performer. Very versatile with the ability to spin EVERY genre of electronic music.

Music Style Trance, Techno, Jungle/Drum&Bass, House, UK Hardhouse

Musical Influences Above & Beyond, Pulser, Lange, Oceanlab, Ferry Corsten, Hiver & Hammer, Green Court, Thrillseekers/En Motion/Rapid Eye/Hydra, Blank & Jones, Paul Van Dyk, DJ Tandu/Ayla, Dutch Force, Rank 1, Flutlicht, Fire & Ice, DJ Sakin, etc.

Similar Artists Rank 1, Pulser, Lange, Above & Beyond, Oceanlab, Thrillseekers, Green Court, Flutlicht

Artist History In the winter of 1998, Trenix, aka Adam Thomas Lane, was exposed to trance for the first time while flipping through radio stations. Adam had grown such a passion for trance music, that he searched high and low for varieties of trance mp3's on the internet. Eventually he convinced himself that he had to learn to spin records because he loved the music so much. He began performing under the alias "Wonderland", but changed it soon after the criticism from people that thought he was a happy hardcore deejay. He learned the basics of deejaying on a friend's pair of technic turntables, and grew out of his shell quickly to purchase his own turntables, a pair of Stanton STR8-60's. The first 12" track that Adam had purchased, was a classic by ATB, aka André Tanneberger, titled "Don't Stop" on Radikal Records. From there he built his collection of hundreds of records in all genres, consisting mainly of banging trance anthems. Adam played at many house parties and birthdays, but wasn't satisfied with the crowds he was playing for because they didn't appreciate the music as much as he did. Convinced to promote himself as a deejay, he coordinated his first real party at a local club in Sacramento, CA (United States). The party didn't turn out the way he had planned and he lost a lot of money, but the connections he had made that night at his party were priceless. Since his performances, promoters have been trying to get in touch with Adam to play at their parties. After deejaying for 6 months, Adam came across a program called Techno Ejay and decided to learn how to produce the music that he loved so much. His music sounded pretty basic, as all beginning producers sounded, but he was never satisfied with the limitations the program had put on him. He later upgraded to a combination of programs and hardware to further exercise his love for writing and producing music. Adam is now producing highly advanced trance singles and remixes in a few different recording studios, including a small one of his own. Adam hopes to eventually sign with a major trance label to release some tracks and head out on a world tour to promote his music.

Group Members Trenix is: Adam Thomas Lane

Instruments 2- Technics 1200m3d's, 2- Concorde Series Ortofon DJ Cartridges, 2- Pioneer CDJ-100 Table Top CD Players, Numark DM-3002X Mixer, Sony MDR-V700 Headphones, Roland V-Synth Keyboard, Akai MPC2000XL Production Sampler, Phatboy Midi Controller, Edirol UM-1SX USB to Midi Interface, HP Pavilion ZT1195 Laptop w/ Windows XP - 1200 Mhz - 512 DDR Ram - 40 GB Space, Steinberg Cubase-SL, Acid Pro 3, Hammerhead Rhythm Station, Wav Splitter, Zero-X Beat Slicer, Fruity Studio w/ Spectrasonic's Atmosphere VSTi, Novation's V-Station VSTi, Novation's Bass Station VSTi, Native Instruments' FM7 VSTi, Native Instruments' Pro-53 VSTi, Native Instruments' Absynth VSTi, Native Instruments' Vokator VSTi, DiscoDSP's Discovery VSTi, Synapse's Junglist VSTi, Synapse's Hydra VSTi, Synapse's Scorpion VSTi, Dreamstation VSTi, VAZ 2010 VSTi, mdaPiano VSTi, mdaJX16 VSTi & Tritium VSTi

Additional Info Currently trying to sign with a major record label. / Soon to head a world tour!! / Has remixed some amazing classic tracks in the trance flavor.

Location Fair Oaks, California - USA

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