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SUMMARY:BT
LOCATION:Ora
DESCRIPTION:Ora Presents BT \n\nDate: November 21\, 2026 \n\nTime: 10pm-2
 am \n\nTickerts.oraseattle.com\n\n\n\nBT\n\n----------\n\nGrammy Nominate
 d Electronic Music Composer and arguably the most accomplished and recogni
 zable of the largely anonymous trance set\, Transeau made a huge mid-90s i
 mpact with releases such as 'Loving You More' and 'Embracing The Sunshine'
  for Perfecto Records. As well as being staples of European dancefloors\, 
 they also reached the UK charts. Both songs were segued together in a 40-m
 inute blockbuster by Sasha to form the centrepiece of BT's similarly succe
 ssful debut album\, Ima. \n\nAfterwards\, his 'dream house' style became 
 widely impersonated (but rarely equalled)\, to the evident frustration of 
 the artist: 'So many people were ripping off things I was emotionally atta
 ched to without putting any of their own emotion into them. They were turn
 ing it into a formula and it was never intended to be like that. It was ve
 ry emotional\, altruistic\, heartfelt music.' As a consequence he jettison
 ed an album's worth of material for a projected follow-up effort\, and con
 centrated on remixing duties (including Grace's UK Top 20 hit\, 'Not Over 
 Yet'\, and Tori Amos' 'Blue Skies').\n\nHis own solo output suffered as a 
 result. Laborious sessions for the 25-minute single 'Hand In Hand'\, which
  paired him with 'Loving You More' singer Vincent Covello\, were highly st
 ressful: 'I was going nuts trying to finish it\,' he told Music Week. In t
 he event he elected to go back to basics for the follow-up single\, 'Flami
 ng June'/'Orbitus Terranium'\, and his second album\, ESCM. Again\, this f
 eatured a bizarre array of sounds\, ranging from the mating calls of tree 
 frogs and wild turkeys to the vocals of Manchester folk singer Jan Johnsto
 n and Sufi vocalist T.*. Culhane. Transeau changed tack for October 1999's
  Movement In Still Life\, which replaced the pounding trance with tough br
 eakbeats.\n\nMinimum age: 21+\n\nBoletos: https://ra.co/events/2512163
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