About this album
Where they were
Released on June 7, 1996, 'Dreamland' was Robert Miles' debut album, arriving after his breakout single 'Children.' This album solidified his status as a leading figure in the trance music scene, showcasing a unique fusion of ambient sounds and dance rhythms that captured the imagination of listeners worldwide.
Why it matters
'Dreamland' was a commercial success, topping charts across Europe and receiving critical acclaim for its innovative sound. The album's lead single, 'Children,' became an anthem of the 90s trance movement, influencing countless artists and earning multiple awards, including the International Dance Music Award for Best Trance Track.
Essential tracks
- "Children (Dream version)" — As the flagship track of the album, 'Children' combines haunting piano lines with rhythmic electronic beats, becoming a defining anthem of the trance genre.
- "Fable (Message version)" — 'Fable' showcases Miles' signature blend of melodic hooks and atmospheric textures, reflecting the emotional depth that characterizes much of his work.
- "One & One (radio version)" — This track features captivating vocals paired with lush instrumentation, illustrating Miles' ability to merge pop sensibilities with trance elements.
Release Date
June 7, 1996
Artist Origin
Italy
Tracklist
- 1 Children (Dream version) 7:06
- 2 Fable (Message version) 6:24
- 3 Fantasya 5:43
- 4 Landscape 6:02
- 5 In My Dreams 6:14
- 6 One & One (radio version) 3:59
- 7 Princess of Light 6:20
- 8 Fable (Dream version) 7:13
- 9 In the Dawn 7:59
- 10 Children (original version) 6:19
- 11 Red Zone 6:57
