UltraMax "Digital Bliss"
Melodic Trance with Violins and Cellos... 65 Minutes of Trance and Pure Ecsasy
N	Track	Play	Time	Description
1.	Letting Go (Digital Bliss Remix)		5:30	Uplifting trance with piano
2.	Evocations of Happiness (Digital Bliss Remix)		6:21	Melodic trance with violins and cellos
3.	Beauty of My Inner World		5:33	Dark techno / classical
4.	Annihilation		3:31	Acid trance
5.	Love of the Violin (Digital Bliss Remix)		6:03	Melodic trance with violins and cellos
6.	EnTrance (Digital Bliss Remix)		5:39	Melodic trance with piano
7.	Ascent to Sansui		6:37	Melodic trance with Korean flute
8.	Drugs		5:18	Dark techno
9.	St. Louis Blues		5:01	Techno remix of 1919 big band classic by W.C. Handy
10.	Unfading (Digital Bliss Remix)		5:56	Uplifting trance with piano
11.	Smoke Gets in Your Eyes		5:43	Dance remix of 1933 Jerome Kern's song
12.	Veronica		4:13	Ambient
13.	Ekoms (Love Reversed)		1:02	Bonus track

Artist's Note

Released in 2003 "Digital Bliss" was a collection of my 12 best tracks (including 2 songs from then non-existent Technamericana CD). "Digital Bliss" was my first good album and best-selling one. Many college and smaller radio stations played it, even worldwide. Record labels were not interested still (the advent of MP3 era took heavy toll on their business model) and I kept marketing the album myself. It sold several thousand copies until life circumstances made me to take a break from music activities. "Digital Bliss" is also the first album that was accompanied by a 12" release with club edits of "Letting Go" and "Evocations of Happiness".

Review

Well this certainly is the fusion between classical music and trance/techno. This is a big collection of some of UltraMax`s best songs and boy does it show. Each track is a perfect culmination of mind and body-bending dance music. Some of the acid lines are just amazing—dazzling arrays of twisted synths. “Love of the Violin” is perhaps the winner overall with its excellent mix of violins and classical compositions and trance. I originally heard of this album via TranceAddict.com and rightfully so as they very rarely give props to individual artists on their main page. If you`re looking for something good to listen to after dancing all night or you want to relax in your bedroom then this is your album.
-- J-Sin, Smother Magazine