OceanLab – The Vocal Trance Group

OceanLab formed as a vocal trance group England almost ten years ago in the year 2000. The group consists of four different individuals. Justin Suissa is the groups lead vocalist. They released their first single in 2001, which allowed for many artists to try their hand a remixing the song, but none of the remixes were as successful as the remix by a man known as Ferry Corsten. London did not know that when this group came onto the scene that it would take many music venues by storm. The groups uplifting trance and trance vocals have nabbed a huge number of fans and they continue to grow in popularity every year.

Another single was released by the band a year later and was remixed by the famous Armin van Buuren. The third single was released the next year and was then done as a remix by Seraque, Silvester and Signum and was the last single to be released before the fourth one in 2004, which really gave the group their famous start and recognition. From then on until 2008 the group toyed with and developed new songs to be remix by many other artists. They used different sounds incorporated into their songs and the album “Sirens of the Sea” was born. The group went diving to record and use dolphin cries in the album and this found its way into further remixes and such.

OceanLab and Above and Beyond has its own music label and has often used YouTube as a medium to move its songs and video of the group itself to stir the masses. They have continued until present day to release singles and multitudes of remixes and looks to be producing new singles and albums well into the future. They are known for their unique and different vocals they use in the trance music world and have many fans and dedicated followers.

The other three members that make up the vocal trance group sensation is Jono Grant, Paavo Sijamaki and Tony McGuinness. The three members of the group, along with their lead singer have made the group a sensation around the globe and is very popular in many clubs and trance music gatherings.

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