Top 20 Best Trance Tracks from Paul van Dyk selected by Visions Of Trance

Top 20 Best Trance Tracks from Paul van Dyk selected by Visions Of Trance.

The order of the list is completely random. 

The tracks and remixes have been released on such record labels as:

šŸ”“ Vandit Records 

šŸŸ  Deviant Records 

šŸŸ” MFS

šŸŸ¢ Positiva

šŸ”µ Universal Records


1. For An Angel (PvD E-Werk Club Mix)(1998)[Deviant Records]šŸŽ§


2. Nothing But You (Feat. Hemstock & Jennings)(2003)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


3. Another Way (1999)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


4. Avenue (1999)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


5. My World (Florin Mix)(1994)[MFS]šŸŽ§ 


6. Out There And Back (2000)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


7. Duality (2020)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§



8. Forbidden Fruit (Forbidden Future Mix)(1997)[MFS]šŸŽ§

9. Guiding Light (feat. Sue McLaren)(2020)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


10. Seven Ways (1996)[MFS]šŸŽ§


11. Words (For Love)(1997)[MFS]šŸŽ§


12. Time Of Our Lives (feat. Vega4)(2004)[Positiva]šŸŽ§


13. Tell Me Way (feat. Saint Etienne)(2000)[Deviant Records]šŸŽ§


14. Step Right On (1995)[MFS]šŸŽ§


15. Touched By Heaven (2017)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


16. Stronger Together (feat. Pierre Pienaar)(2017)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


17. Amanecer (feat. Lostly)(2019)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§



18. Animacion (2002)[Universal Records]šŸŽ§


19. Everyone Needs Love (feat. Ronald van Gelderen, Gaelan & Eric Lumiere)(2016)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§


20. We Are Alive (2000)[Vandit Records]šŸŽ§





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