Ralphie B opens the remix credits here, and it's not a filler name: he's Ralph Barendse, the producer whose track "Massive" caught Tiësto's ear and got its own airing from Armin van Buuren on the very first episode of A State of Trance. His rework of "Chosen," originally by SVRCINA and Generdyn, runs at 139 BPM in G minor, carrying the same driving lift that built his catalogue over the last decade.
The other name holding this compilation together shows up at the close. Susana sings on "Caught in a Memory" alongside Kojun, and her résumé speaks for itself: she was the first trance vocalist signed as a solo artist to Armada Music, and "Shivers," her 2005 collaboration with Armin van Buuren, was voted the number-one track in A State of Trance's twenty-year history. Having her voice close the volume — after two solo albums (Closer, Brave) and a career built one release at a time — gives the tracklist a real anchor, not generic compilation filler.
Between those two poles, the rest of the credits carry their own weight. LESOT reworks "Under My Skin," from Shogun and Jennifer Rene, at 138 BPM; Protoculture, with Benjamin Duchenne, delivers "Shiva" at 130; Daniel Wanrooy signs "A Leak in the System" at the same tempo; Vascotia debuts a 2026 vocal mix of "Verano"; Semblance Smile and Othrside contribute "Lonely Days Are Over"; and the closing chorus of Eximinds, NELLY TGM and Norni on "Deeply Feel" sums up the formula: never one name alone, always a shared credit.
Tempo-wise the record runs between 124 and 139 BPM without any jarring jumps, and minor keys dominate nine of the ten tracks — only "Universe," from Noah Neiman, sits in D major. This is a selection built to let the name on the credit do the work: every entry in the tracklist doubles as an introduction.
Sources: Trance Wiki · Susana