Right of Way

Album 2003

About this album

Sound: "A high-energy blend of pulsing beats and melodic synths that embodies the spirit of early 2000s trance."

Where they were

Released in 2003, 'Right of Way' is Ferry Corsten's second studio album, following his debut 'Global' from 1999. At this point in his career, Corsten was rapidly gaining recognition within the trance scene, solidifying his position as a leading figure with innovative productions and energetic live performances.

Why it matters

'Right of Way' marked a significant moment in early 2000s trance music, featuring tracks like 'Rock Your Body, Rock,' which became a club anthem and charted internationally. The album's influence helped shape the sound of trance music during this era and established Corsten as a key player in electronic dance music.

Essential tracks

"Rock Your Body, Rock" — This track epitomizes the album's energetic vibe with its catchy hooks and driving beats, becoming a staple in DJ sets worldwide.
"Sublime" — With its lush melodies and emotional build-up, 'Sublime' showcases Corsten's ability to blend euphoria with introspection, making it a fan favorite.
"Right of Way" — 'Right of Way' stands out for its anthemic quality and progressive layers, encapsulating the essence of Corsten’s production style during this period.