Trance Line

"Trance Line"
Single by Committee
Released	20 December 1994 (1994-12-20)
Genre	Trance hard trance pop
Length	5:05 (original mix) 5:10 ('95 Remix) 5:05 (Club Remix '96) 3:27 (Radio edit) 7:48 (TCR Rmx)
Label	MD Records, King Records
Songwriters	Dimas Carbajo J.J. De La Fuente Ithaka Darin Pappas[1]
Producers	Dimas Carbajo, J.J. De La Fuente
Music video
"Trance Line" on YouTube

"Trance Line" is a 1994 hard trance song performed by Spanish electronic music duo, Committee (sometimes spelled Committe) formed by members Dimas Carbajo and J.J. De La Fuente from Madrid. "Trance Line" was the group's second release and originally distributed by MD Records. It was considered an important part of the evolution of trance music in Spain.^{[by whom?]} It was produced by Dimas Carbajo and J.J. De La Fuente and featured lyrics and vocals by Greek-American artist Ithaka (also known as Ithaka Darin Pappas).^[2]

Release

"Trance Line" debuted on the Billboard Spanish singles chart at No. 7 on December 24, 1994, peaking at No. 3 on January 7, 1995, and remaining within the top ten until February 1995.^{[3][4][2][5][6][7]}

Since its initial appearance on Spanish radio in late 1994, the song has been remixed multiple times, most notably in 2004 by Spanish production team TCR (Fernando Ballesteros, Raul Cremona) released by Trance Corporation Recordings.^[8]

References

1. "Trance Line". 10 October 2026.
2. "Tranceline". 10 October 2026.
3. "Billboard Spain Charts December 24, 1994". 10 October 2026.
4. "Billboard Spain Charts December 31, 1994". 10 October 2026.
5. "Billboard Spain Charts January 14, 1995". 10 October 2026.
6. "Billboard Spain Charts January 21, 1995". 10 October 2026.
7. "Billboard Spain Charts January 29, 1995". 10 October 2026.
8. "Committe* – Trance Line (TCR Remixes)". 11 October 2026.

External links

• SESIÓN TRANCE 1994 | Clásicos del Trance de los 90 | Temazos la Mejor Época del Hard Trance - Youtube Video