What does White Lies sound like?

A blend of ethereal vocals and driving beats creates a euphoric soundscape that defines a moment in trance music. Rooted in trance and electro house. Start with "White Lies (radio edit)".

Is White Lies a good place to start with Paul van Dyk?

Yes, White Lies is recommended as a starting point for new Paul van Dyk listeners. A blend of ethereal vocals and driving beats creates a euphoric soundscape that defines a moment in trance music. Released in 2007, 'White Lies' marked Paul van Dyk's return to the forefront of electronic music after his acclaimed 2005 album 'In Between'. This single served as a significant representation of his evolving sound, showcasing a fusion of uplifting trance with more mainstream appeal, reinforcing his status within the genre during its peak popularity.

Who is White Lies for?

White Lies works well if you're into steady build with euphoric release, dance floor electrifying atmosphere and gradual escalation of energy.

How many songs are on White Lies?

White Lies has 6 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.

White Lies

Paul van Dyk · 2007

37 min · 6 tracks · trance

A blend of ethereal vocals and driving beats creates a euphoric soundscape that defines a moment in trance music.

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Top tracks — play these first

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White Lies (radio edit) Start here — The radio edit encapsulates the essence of the track with concise energy and memorable hooks, making it highly accessible while retaining the emotive core.
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White Lies (Berlin mix) — This version expands on the original with deeper basslines and nuanced layers, illustrating van Dyk's ability to create atmospheric depth characteristic of Berlin's techno scene.
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White Lies (Dave Spoon remix) — Spoon's remix injects a unique club energy into the track, providing a fresh take that showcases the adaptability of the original material within different dance environments.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady build with euphoric release
dance floor electrifying atmosphere
gradual escalation of energy
for late-night parties

Maybe skip if you

prefer instant gratification tracks
seek standalone song variety

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This single marked a significant return and recognition in van Dyk's career.
Themes: Berlin techno scene· euphoric soundscapes· club energy transformation
Career context: Released in 2007, 'White Lies' marked Paul van Dyk's return to the forefront of electronic music after his acclaimed 2005 album 'In Between'. This single served as a significant representation of his evolving sound, showcasing a fusion of uplifting trance with more mainstream appeal, reinforcing his status within the genre during its peak popularity.
Stylistic neighbors: Armin van Buuren· Above & Beyond· Cosmic Gate