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New York-based vocalist and songwriter Betsie Larkin was involved with rock music prior to making a dance music breakthrough on "Made of Love" and "Feel You," two songs off Ferry Corsten's 2008 album Twice in a Blue Moon. From there, she continued to deepen her impression in electronic dance music, lending her voice to productions from the likes of ATB ("A New Day"), Super8 & Tab ("Good Times"), Lange ("All Around Me"), and Bobina ("You Belong to Me"), where she proved to be flexible enough to melt into the productions like an additional instrument or function as a focal point. In 2011, she also stepped out as a solo dance artist. She released her debut album, All We Have Is Now, which turned the tables and placed the producers -- including some of her past collaborators -- in the featured guest roles. ~ Andy Kellman

Based in trance but incorporating other genres like techno and electro, British DJ and producer Lange made a name for himself through an equal share of albums, remixes, and DJ sets. Born Stuart Langelaan, Lange signed with Additive in 1997, releasing the singles "I Believe" and "The Root of Unhappiness" on the label the following year. His 1998 remix of DJ Sakin's "Protect Your Mind" became a club hit while his 1999 remix of Lost Witness' "Happiness Happening" climbed into the Top 20 of the U.K. Singles Chart. A remix of Pet Shop Boys' "New York City Boy" arrived that same year, and 2000 saw him join the Positiva label with "Follow Me," a single which reached number one on the U.K. budget album chart thanks to its "album"-sized run time (40 minutes). His debut album, aptly titled Better Late Than Never, arrived in 2007 with its follow-up, Harmonic Motion, landing in 2010. His third album, We Are Lucky People, was released in 2013, the same year he put his DJ skills to work on the Ministry of Sound mix CD Trance Nation. ~ David Jeffries