Ørjan Nilsen

Norwegian trance artist Orjan Nilsen returns with "The Edge"

March 23, 2015
Kelley Nguyen

Two years ago when Orjan Nilsen dropped his sophomore album No Saint Out of Me, its singles “XIING” and “Violetta” received colossal support from internationally renowned trance names such as…

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Ørjan Nilsen and Fingerling pair up again to let "W.D.I.A!" loose

February 24, 2014
Steph Evans

With every release on Armada's Viking helmet-led imprint In My Opinion, it's clear that Norwegian producer and DJ's Orjan Nilsen's sound is so big that it really needed a home of…

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EARMILK's Best of 2013 [Trance]

January 8, 2014
Steph Evans

It's been quite a year for trance music. In 2013, we saw the next generation of the music that we love come to life: the resurgence of a newly branded…

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Ørjan Nilsen – "XIING"

July 8, 2013
Colin Tewksbury

Hand selected by Armin van Buuren as one of the tracks to grace his May Essential Mix, Ørjan Nilsen's "XIING" officially releases today on the Armada sublabel, Armind. For seven…

Norwegian trance artist Orjan Nilsen returns with "The Edge"

Ørjan Nilsen and Fingerling pair up again to let "W.D.I.A!" loose

EARMILK's Best of 2013 [Trance]

Ørjan Nilsen – "XIING"

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