What makes Tracking Treasure Down by Gabriel & Dresden notable?

This album notably peaked at number three on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart, solidifying Gabriel & Dresden's status as leading producers in the trance genre. The title track has since become a staple in DJ sets, influencing many subsequent artists within the electronic music community. When 'Tracking Treasure Down' was released in January 2006, Gabriel & Dresden were already established figures in the electronic music scene, following their breakthrough with 2003's 'Remedy'. This release marked a continuation of their partnership, showcasing their signature sound at a time when trance was gaining mainstream popularity.

Who is Tracking Treasure Down for?

Tracking Treasure Down works well if you're into euphoric peaks for dance floors, extended mixes for deep immersion and uplifting vocal harmonies throughout.

How many songs are on Tracking Treasure Down?

Tracking Treasure Down has 7 tracks, running approximately 55 minutes.

Released 20 years ago

Tracking Treasure Down

Gabriel & Dresden · 2006

55 min · 7 tracks · trance

A euphoric blend of soaring melodies and driving beats that defines the essence of early 2000s trance.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Tracking Treasure Down (Gabriel & Dresden club mix) — As the flagship mix of the album, it encapsulates the duo's ability to merge intricate production with emotive vocal lines, creating an immersive listening experience.
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Tracking Treasure Down (Gabriel & Dresden extended radio edit) — This edit offers a more accessible version of the original mix while retaining its lush soundscapes, making it popular for radio play and further expanding the track's reach.
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Tracking Treasure Down (Robbie Rivera vox mix) — Featuring Rivera's signature style, this remix adds a fresh perspective to the original track, highlighting its versatility and appeal across different audiences.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

euphoric peaks for dance floors
extended mixes for deep immersion
uplifting vocal harmonies throughout
for late-night celebrations

Maybe skip if you

prefer quick standalone tracks
seek immediate gratification

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'Tracking Treasure Down' was released in January 2006, Gabriel & Dresden were already established figures in the electronic music scene, following their breakthrough with 2003's 'Remedy'. This release marked a continuation of their partnership, showcasing their signature sound at a time when trance was gaining mainstream popularity.
Stylistic neighbors: Above & Beyond· Armin van Buuren· OceanLab