Atomic Pulse

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Atomic Pulse are Tamir Ozana and Yair Bar-On, a psychedelic trance project from Israel.

[edit] History

Tamir Ozana started out his music career at the age of 16 when he bought his first synthesizer - Virus. He went on to discover Rock music before becoming crazy with synthesizers, computers and Trance music. Charlie Kelly used to perform for them.

After finishing studying sound engineering at the age of 18, he started to establish all the things that he learned through the years. He was first introduced to the PsyTrance scene by Dede Nachmias a.k.a Dj Dede, of Spectrum Music.

Tamir wrote his first hit with Astrix, "Valirus". The track was picked up by DJ Eyal (Hommega Rec., Israel), The track was remixed by Sub 6 and got released by T.I.P Rec. His sound was instantly recognizable as his Dance style, a blend of full on grooves, Dance structures, and epic "Psy" melodies. His 2nd hit was written 3 months after, a 2nd track with Astrix "Optical Vibes" that was released also by hommega rec "Full On 3" compilation.

This sound was refined over the next year, with his signing to Spectrum Music and the subsequent release of numerous tracks such as "Lucid Dreams", "Im Real","Activety" I Know What I Saw", "360 Degrees", "Scientific Reality", "Robotnico" and "Visions", released on Spectrum Music.

The debut album (2002), "The SAFI Collection", followed closely afterwards, featuring dance floor success's such as "Digital Self", "Elements", "Monster D.N.A", and a remix of the aforementioned "Prince Of Paranoia", the hit of Safi Connection. With the success of the album, Tamir & Yair careers as a live performers and dj's took off at amazing speed. After numerous parties in Israel, he first headed off to Brazil for the acclaimed SkolBeats Music Festival. This festival plays host to hundreds of acts and draws crowds in excess of 250,000 people every year. Bookings in Mexico, Argentina, Chile, U.S.A, Canada, Japan, South Africa, India, Morocco, Singapore, followed, as well as extensive tours in all of Brazil and Europe, including U.K., Austria, Hungary, Russia, Macedonia, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Romania, Switzerland, Bosnia, France, Spain, Holland, Germany, Portugal, Denmark, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Italy, Serbia and many others. To date they are played on every major continent, and received much praise for their special and emotional live shows. They appeared alongside dj and artists not only from the psy trance scene such as: George BenJore (Brasil), Sidad Negro (Brasil), Tiësto, S.S.O, MoShic, Ofer Nissim and others.

The 2nd album "Detoxicated" was a big success in 2004. The album sound consists of full-on music blending with hard elements of groove, progressive, dance and with an epic feel.

The album is rich in harmonic grooves and full on power that will gain access to both the psychedelic and the clubber crowds and ranges from the epic morning sounds to the hard and dark harmonic of night tracks. This album features 2 international artists: Shanti a.k.a. Juvenile (2nd trk), G.B.U. a.k.a. Dimitry Nakov (4th trk) and a remix to the one of the 1st trance tracks in the Psytrance scene "becktierd-Robotnico". After releasing the album the boys got bookings again and started the world tour 2004-2005.

"Direct Source" is Atomic Pulse 3rd album, released in March 2006 on B.N.E. Records. In this album the boys changed their style from psychedelic trance to more mainstream trance features melodic epic with Progressive and techno rhythms.

This album includes collaboration with label mate "Fatali", Spun's artist "Cyrus The Virus", and Mother Productions resident and co-owner of LightMusicJapan DJ Ta-Ka, and a remix collaboration of the "Noise Freak" that made by Atomic Pulse vs Astrix. The boys launched their album all over the world from Japan to a special party on 2006 - "Soulclipse Festival 2006". Atomic Pulse is set for an upcoming 2006 worldwide tour including: Germany, U.K., Spain, Japan, Morocco, Greece, Holland, Portugal, Switzerland, U.S.A., Denmark, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Serbia, Austria, Australia and many more.