Maven electronic music master Ferry Corsten opens the book for a fourth spellbinding volume in his fabled Once Upon A Night series. Over two exactingly structured, seamlessly crafted mix chapters, he chronicles his and Flashover Recordings latest clubland adventures. In addition to his own musical stock, the fourth edition features a wealth of new material from some of Hollands most established label houses - Black Hole Recordings, Spinnin Records and Armada Music among them. With this new edition Ferry has shifted the style sights - audibly travelling far beyond the exclusive province of trance. Expanding the Nights remit, hes opened it up to embrace a wide span of electronic music, from which he draws on audio from both its best- known proponents and brightest young talent. Once Upon A Nights pages have been reopened and Ferrys again ready to let the music tell the story.' Tonally the fourth O.U.A.N. odyssey departs on calm waters with a brace of tranquillity from London-based producer Ad Brown. With the vocalized shine of More and Thrive prefacing the mix, through fresh studio names Ferry crafts new threads into Nights narrative. Drawing on audio from far and wide, Analogue Sound Departments Daft Punk-ish Rhodestep, Timur Shafievs electronica-edged Mainstream and the progressive harmonics of Amir Afargans Dawn of Paradise light the mixs path. Ducking its head into the big rooms for a moment, the midpoint finds Ferry debuting a track under a new pen name. Composed alongside fellow Hollander Joeri Lodders, the chip-tone channellings of LoCos Out In The Field again subtly tweak O.U.A.N.s character. Further in, Is This Love from Zachary Zamarripa and Disco Freaks vs. Dayton Elliss Take Me 2 The Sun inflect a grooving up-swell of house, before Once Upon veteran REZarin signs the chapter off with Signatures flourish of pulse-racing anthemcs. On bringing the fourth phase of O.U.A.N. to fans, Ferry said: With the diversity of dance music in general being bigger than ever before, my playground is endless. And with the sound of this compilation I hope you can hear that nothing is impossible. With its pace & tempo dialled in, Ferry doesnt ease off the gas but for a second. The second discs prologue comes in striking, bombastic fashion, courtesy of Slovenias Beltek. His summer 2013 Inhale release conspires to bring some whipping, festival-rousing techno stomp to Once Upon A Nights plot. Fleshing out that tech-ish lean comes Chris Schweizers steel-tough remix treatment of Giuseppe Ottavianis Gave Me and Beat Services dazzling re-spray of Bobinas For Who I Am. With skilled assurance Corsten proceeds to drive the mix onto trancier ground. Alongside his and Giuseppe Ottavianis floor-packing Magenta come the renegade, pitch-bent synths of Markus Schulzs current club-rocket Remember This and David Forbes fiery Exist. Providing Once Upon A Night 4s climactic twist-in-the-tale, Andy Duguids shimmering Tiago, Witness45s synth-suffused Thank You and the heady captivation of Venaccios Foxy deliver its melodic-through-euphoric bookend. With the albums sonic fable travelling the listener to the farthest reaches of its authors musical mind, One Upon A Night' latest edition serves Ferrys series a new level high.