Push

About

Push: The Architect of Anthemic Trance Push, the moniker of Belgian DJ and producer Mike Dierickx, isn't just a name; it's a sonic directive. Dierickx has spent decades pushing the boundaries of trance music, crafting euphoric soundscapes that have become staples in DJ sets and festival stages worldwide. His sound, a potent blend of driving rhythms, soaring melodies, and intricate sound design, draws from the golden age of trance while subtly incorporating elements of progressive house and techno. The breakthrough moment came with "Universal Nation" in 1998, an instant classic that cemented his status as a trance innovator. Its distinctive synth riff and relentless energy became synonymous with the genre's peak. Dierickx continued to deliver hits throughout the 2000s and beyond, showcasing a knack for evolving his sound while staying true to the emotional core of trance. Collaborations with artists like M.I.K.E. (as Push vs. Globe) further broadened his musical horizons. His tracks consistently demonstrate an ability to conjure a sense of vastness and emotional depth, making him more than just a DJ; he's a composer of sonic journeys. Push's influence on modern trance is undeniable, and he continues to shape the genre through ongoing releases and live performances, cementing his legacy as a true architect of anthemic trance. Most recently he has been releasing music on his label, 'High Definition', exploring various sub-genres of trance.