HOMmega
HOMmega - Psy-trance Innovation Since 1997 Many record labels were founded during the Nineties when the Psy-Trance scene experienced its most massive expansion. Undoubtedly many of them made an important contribution to Trance culture - but in the end, barely any survived up to today. In this respect, HOMmega Productions is unparalleled: Founded already in 1997 by Dj Eyal Yankovich (RIP), Moshe Keinan, and Meir Cohen, HOMmega not only became one of the richest in tradition labels of the scene but also one of its strongest driving forces. Hommega’s roster through the years included key artists to the development of the Psytrance scene such as Astrix, Infected Mushroom, Cosma, Xerox, Sub6, Juno Reactor, PsySex, Yahel, Pixel, Domestic, Space Cat, Skazi, and many others. The label's two series of compilations "Full On" and "Israliens" (both reached 7 volumes), were instrumental to the development of the Psytrance sound.
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HOMmega - Psy-trance Innovation Since 1997 Many record labels were founded during the Nineties when the Psy-Trance scene experienced its most massive expansion. Undoubtedly many of them made an important contribution to Trance culture - but in the end, barely any survived up to today. In this respect, HOMmega Productions is unparalleled: Founded already in 1997 by Dj Eyal Yankovich (RIP), Moshe Keinan, and Meir Cohen, HOMmega not only became one of the richest in tradition labels of the scene but also one of its strongest driving forces. Hommega’s roster through the years included key artists to the development of the Psytrance scene such as Astrix, Infected Mushroom, Cosma, Xerox, Sub6, Juno Reactor, PsySex, Yahel, Pixel, Domestic, Space Cat, Skazi, and many others. The label's two series of compilations "Full On" and "Israliens" (both reached 7 volumes), were instrumental to the development of the Psytrance sound.