
PG2 and Lander B Prove Less Is More on 'Simplicity' via Previous Records
PG2 and Lander B deliver a focused 142 BPM statement on Previous Records with 'Simplicity', out July 7, 2026.
Jordan Steele
July 7, 2026
There is a quiet confidence in naming a trance track Simplicity. It is a declaration, a manifesto rolled into a single word — and when the artists behind the title are PG2 and Lander B, the trance family pays attention. Released today, July 7, 2026, on Previous Records (catalogue number PRE579), this one-track release arrives at an unwavering 142 BPM, and it does not need to shout to be heard.
The Art of Restraint at 142 BPM
Trance music has always lived in two worlds simultaneously: the enormous and the intimate. The best producers understand that the space between the notes matters just as much as the notes themselves. On Simplicity, PG2 and Lander B lean hard into that philosophy. At 142 BPM — a notch above the classic 138 heartbeat of uplifting trance but still firmly rooted in its spiritual territory — the track sits in a sweet spot where energy and emotion converge without tripping over each other.
Previous Records has long been a label that trusts its artists to make statements without gimmicks, and PRE579 is no exception. The label's catalogue has consistently championed tracks that prioritise feeling over flashiness, and Simplicity fits that ethos like a glove at a Luminosity beach tent.
PG2 and Lander B: A Collaboration Worth Watching
Collaborations in trance are sacred things. When the chemistry is right, the result transcends either artist's solo work and opens a door that neither could have unlocked alone. PG2 and Lander B appear to have found exactly that kind of synergy here. Their combined sensibility — one that understands both the craft of construction and the necessity of emotional honesty — gives Simplicity a texture that feels earned rather than assembled.
This is the kind of release that ASOT listeners discover mid-set and scramble to Shazam. It is the kind of record that Giuseppe would drop at the exact right moment, that Aly & Fila would slide into a sunrise slot at a festival somewhere along the Egyptian coast. It does not overstay its welcome and it does not undersell itself. It simply is.
Why This Release Matters Right Now
The trance scene in mid-2026 is at an interesting crossroads. There is pressure from all sides — from the tech-trance contingent pushing harder and darker, from the progressive flank pulling things softer and more introspective, and from a new generation of listeners discovering the genre through festival clips and ASOT retrospectives. Into this landscape, Simplicity drops like a compass pointing due north.
It is a reminder that the genre does not need to reinvent itself to remain vital. It needs producers who understand its core language — the lift, the drop, the melody that lingers for days — and who are willing to serve the music rather than their egos. PG2 and Lander B are doing exactly that.
Key Details
- Artists: PG2 and Lander B
- Track: Simplicity
- Label: Previous Records
- Catalogue Number: PRE579
- BPM: 142
- Release Date: July 7, 2026
- Price: €1.59 on Beatport
Support the trance family. Buy the record. Play it loud. This is what it sounds like when less is genuinely more.
FAQ
When was 'Simplicity' by PG2 and Lander B released?▼
'Simplicity' was released on July 7, 2026, via Previous Records (catalogue number PRE579).
What BPM is 'Simplicity' by PG2 and Lander B?▼
The track runs at a consistent 142 BPM, placing it at the energetic upper end of the uplifting trance spectrum.
Where can I buy or stream 'Simplicity'?▼
The track is available on Beatport at a price of €1.59. Search for the release under Previous Records or use catalogue number PRE579.
What label released 'Simplicity'?▼
The track was released on Previous Records, a label known for championing quality trance music that prioritises emotional depth over commercial gimmicks.
Is 'Simplicity' an EP or a single?▼
'Simplicity' is a single-track release — one focused statement from PG2 and Lander B with no remixes or additional versions included.