They don’t dance. They stand in the strobes, surrounded by thousands moving as one. And when the track finally ends—a long, filtered release—Marco is gone.
Forbes avoids the "supersaw trance cliché" here. Instead, his lead has a metallic, FM-synthesis quality—more reminiscent of early 2010s tech-trance (think Sean Tyas or Simon Patterson) than the euphoric Armin van Buuren style.
has spent six months building tonight. Promoter, DJ, hustler—she pulled every favor to book David Forbes for a secret room no one knew existed beneath the old textile factory. The crowd came. The room is sweat and static. David Forbes - All On You -Extended Mix- -4club...
In the age of TikTok and 2-minute songs, the extended mix is a rebellious act. But for a DJ playing on a Funktion-One or Void system, a 3-minute radio edit is useless. The of "All On You" provides:
Here’s a solid story concept built around the mood and energy of — tailored for a peak-time club set (-4club implies a slightly darker, driving, bass-heavy atmosphere). They don’t dance
A proper extended mix must give the DJ and the crowd a moment to breathe. Forbes delivers a breakdown at the 4:30 mark. The kick drops out, leaving the reverb tail of the synth, the vocal sample "It's all on you" now isolated, and a new pad chord progression. This section is surprisingly melodic—almost emotional—before a riser and snare roll signal the second drop.
is a reminder that David Forbes remains one of the most versatile and respected producers in the scene. technical details on the production of this track, or would you like a list of similar tracks from David Forbes' recent discography? All On You (Extended Mix) 22 Aug 2024 — Forbes avoids the "supersaw trance cliché" here
This blog post explores the hard-hitting energy of David Forbes "All On You" , specifically the Extended Mix released in late 2024. Peak-Time Power: Diving Into David Forbes’ "All On You"
So, what makes "All On You -Extended Mix- -4club..." endure in a landscape where trends and tastes change with dizzying speed? The answer lies in its timeless appeal, a blend of universality and specificity that speaks to both the clubber and the casual listener. Forbes' masterful use of melody, coupled with a production quality that is at once cutting-edge and meticulously detailed, ensures that the track remains as relevant today as it was upon its release.
“It’s all on you,” the track repeats. And for one track in a DJ set, it truly is.