Ben van Gosh plays trance with a techno bite. Big uplifting melodies over a rhythm section that never sits still, 128 to 145, built for peak time. Behind the decks since 1997, releasing since 2020. He grew up around music and learned early what a melody does to a room. That is still what drives the productions: a line you remember the next morning, carried by an arrangement made for a festivalstage rather than for headphones.

His first two tracks, Feel Free and Exoplanet, came out on Interflow Records in 2020. A year later came A New Hope, built on the theme from The NeverEnding Story. Since then his music has appeared onmore than forty labels: Black Hole Recordings, In Trance We Trust, Nocturnal Knights, Future Sequence, ZYX Music, ZYX Trance, Molekular Sounds by Raz Nitzan Music, Grotesque, Interplay,Joyride Recordings, #WeAreTrance and State Soundscapes, to name a few.

Remixing is a chapter of its own. Mauro Picotto, Kosmonova, Pulsedriver, BEAM, Yoshi & Razner, Magnettor, TranceEye, Metta & Glyde and Alex Mazel have all handed him their tracks. He keeps whatever made the original work and rebuilds everything underneath it.

2026 is a reset. New logo, new press shots, and the monthly show renamed after more than fifty episodes: Kitchen Trance Club is now Trance Bangers. Same idea, sharper name — one hour of what he
would actually play at a festival that month. The Spotify playlist of the same name is the wrien version, updated every Friday. It sits at 3,100 saves and picks up new listeners every day.
Behind it all: 8.93 million streams, 5.39 million playlist reach, a thousand DJ supports on Beatport and thirty-five tracks in the Beatport Hype Trance Top 100. Recent releases include Frozen
Seas with Rene Ablaze and Requiem with MakeFlame.