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Trance Arts also known as Torsten Nieland, who’s coming from the german Münsterland (Nordrheinwestfalen) is a music producer and DJ. He produce music like Uplifting or Progressive trancesongs. He also like to produce Hands Up, Jump or Hardstyletracks. In the years of the 90s he worked also as a DJ in clubs of his homeland. In this time he has liked to go to the style of electric sounds and music. Before 10 years he started to produce his first tracks. These tracks were moth to month in the top 10 charts in a newcomer music community like Uptrax and MP3.de. Not only friends, a lot of people have loved his tracks, too. 2006 he has his first official releases at different labels. Since 2009 Trance Arts is under contract at Unearthed Records, an english label and also as A&R at Crystal Source Recordings. Until today he releases there some homeproductions and remixes successfully international music producer like Karybde & Skylla, Estigma, Manuel le Saux, Dmitry Bessonov or he is featuring the artist Claire Willis. World wide Trance Arts gets support with his tracks from Tiesto (Club Life), Armin van Buuren (A State Of Trance), Roger Shah (Magic Island), Suzy Solar (Solar Power Sessions) oder Sean Tyas (Tytanium Sessions), to call only some names. Since 2009, too, with the name "Thomas Orlando" he is also remixing tracks from Transistic Records (Germany) for example Alan Morris or Josh Ferrin (Ferrin & Low, Denga & Manus) and released his EP "Hyperion" in April 2010. More songs and remixes are planned. Back to the basics of DJing. Trance Arts doesn't worked actively as an DJ in a club any more in the last years. Therefore he is still working as resident DJ & presenter on Radio Basslover since more than 2 years. There he presents his own radio show "Trance Mania" with a live mix of music. Since 2010 he is back in the clubs with new live club gigs for MEC Events (Germany) and some label bookings from the United Kingdom. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.