“Without light, there is no dark. And without lows, there are no highs.”

UK’s rising Trance stars, Ashley Wallbridge, has taken this very ancient Chinese philosophy and implemented on his latest production. Out on Gareth Emery’s Garuda Music.

The track starts off with Wallbridge’s comfort genre, Trance, characterised by complex piano breakdowns, till it drops to a more aggressive Big Room sound with heavy complextro drops and intricately intense wobbly riffs. Diverting a great deal from  his comfort zone.

In a recent interview, Wallbridge mentioned “I don’t ever want to feel like I’m stuck to one genre. I create music that I love, and I think ‘Yin-Yang’ is a good demonstration of that.”

And truly enough too, with the serene melodic piano build up embodiment of “Yin” or “light” and the aggressive electro beats and wobble sounds that signify “Yang” or “dark”. both intertwining to deliver Wallbridge’s signature big room house sound.

Quickly becoming a favourite amongst his peers and making its way into the festival circuit, ‘Yin-Yang’ has already garnered support from major players like Gareth Emery, W&W and Tritonal.

Grab your copy of  “Yin Yang” now on beatport, here.