Genre: Electronic
Style: Trance
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Veracocha is a Dutch trance music project formed by two DJs and producers, Vincent de Moor and Ferry Corsten. The name 'Veracocha' is derived from the names 'Vincent de Moor' and 'Ferry Corsten'. The duo gained significant popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s with their iconic trance anthem 'Carte Blanche'.
Released in 1999, 'Carte Blanche' became an instant hit in the electronic dance music scene and is considered a classic in this genre. The track features euphoric melodies, driving beats and a captivating vocal sample. It received extensive support from DJs around the world and remains a beloved trance anthem to this day.
After the success of 'Carte Blanche', Veracocha released a few more tracks, including 'Drafting' and 'The Call', which also received positive responses from trance enthusiasts. However, the project was relatively short-lived, and Vincent de Moor and Ferry Corsten pursued their solo careers as DJs and producers.
Vincent de Moor is known for his melodic trance productions and has released numerous tracks under his own name. Ferry Corsten, on the other hand, has become a prominent figure in the trance and EDM scene, achieving international recognition with his solo work, collaborations, and DJ performances.
While Veracocha may not be an active project in recent years, their music continues to be cherished by trance music fans and serves as a reminder of the golden era of trance music in the late 1990s and early 2000s.