Man With No Name

Initially starting out as a British techno producer in the late 1980s, Martin Freeland became hugely influenced by the early nineties Goa trance scene. He scored a top 75 hit with 'Floor-Essence' before releasing the influential 'Moment Of Truth' album in 1996, as well as remixing work for many artists, such as Virus, Perfecto Allstarz, BT and Dreadzone. A second album was released in 1998 on Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto label, which was aimed towards the more commercial sound of euphoric trance of the era. A third album 'Interstate Highway' was released by Dragonfly Records in 2003, showcasing Freeland's more progressive psytrance sound.