****BEATPORT EXLUSIVE NOV 23, 2013**** http://www.beatport.com/release/dark-skies-over-kansas/1191241 FYI, THIS IS BY NO MEANS A RIP OFF OF VINCENT DE MOORE'S "FLY AWAY" PRODUCED 15 YEARS AGO, A SONG WHICH BRIAN HAD NEVER HEARD OF PRIOR TO PRODUCING THIS SONG AS FLY AWAY WAS RELEASED LONG BEFORE HIS DEBUT AS A PRODUCER OF TRANCE MUSIC, THERE ARE LITERALLY MILLIONS OF TRANCE TUNES FROM ALL OVER THE GLOBE AND THE LIKELIHOOD OF PRODUCING A SONG THAT HAS A SIMILAR SOUND AS ANOTHER IS NOT ONLY POSSIBLE IT'S INEVITABLE, IF YOU WANT TO MAKE COMMENTS ON OUR CHANNEL, WE LOVE READING YOUR COMMENTS BUT IF YOU'RE GOING TO WASTE YOUR TIME AND OURS MAKING ACCUSATIONS FOR WHICH YOU HAVE NO OTHER EVIDENCE OTHER THAN YOUR EARS TELL YOU THE SONG SOUNDS SIMILAR TO ANOTHER THEN DON'T BOTHER COMMENTING, YOU WILL BE DELETED, OTHERWISE, ENJOY THE SONG AND WE APPRECIATE THE SUPPORT! -FUZION FOUR MANAGEMENT TEAM- EVENT PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/events/1403337859900294/ Early support by Sean Tyas, Simon Patterson, Bryan Kearney, Paul Trainer, Tranceye, Bryan Summerville, John Gibbons, Ozzy XPM, Photographer, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Indecent Noise and more... During the Spring months of March, April, May and early June. Tornadoes are particularly prevalent in Kansas and the Midwestern US. Kansas is part of what is coined Tornado Alley which is made up of northern Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska although not exclusive. A dark ominous wall cloud that like a monster slowly but viciously creeps up on unsuspecting farms, towns and cities with the lead edge of the storm that begins with powerful winds, followed by torrential rains then ultimately the fury of the storm is let loose often bringing erie green skies that signify hail stones, then quite frequently in the case of approaching Tornado's there's always an abrupt moment of calm with loud ominous warning sirens blowing furiously to warn people of it's arrival. Often the devastating, powerful tornado wreaks havoc on all that it comes in contact with, however, just as quickly as the storm blows in it quickly departs leaving behind much evidence of it's visit. Welcome "Dark Skies Over Kansas".