Future Breeze - Heaven Above

SEP 30 2002 · 12:00

Future Breeze - Heaven Above (2002) Era: Early 2000s Eurotrance Peak (2002) - German trance duo riding the post-millennium dancefloor wave, released via Alphabet City/Kontor Records at the height of European club culture Represents a well-preserved official promotional artefact from the early-2000s Eurotrance commercial mainstream. The video's quantitative profile, 126 scene changes, 1.54s avg shot, warm temperature and moderate contrast, establishes a measurable aesthetic baseline for German trance music video production of this period, making it a strong reference document for comparative genre studies and a culturally significant time capsule of European club media ca. 2002. Context: Future Breeze, the German trance duo of Markus Boehme and Martin Hensing, formed in Essen in 1995, released 'Heaven Above' in September–December 2002 on Alphabet City/Kontor Records, placing it squarely within the post-millennium peak of German Eurotrance. Having established their international reputation with 'Why Don't You Dance With Me' (1996) and their celebrated remix of Sash!'s 'Encore Une Fois', the duo's 2002 output represents a mature, radio-friendly phase of their career. At 142 BPM, the track sits at the heart of main-floor trance tempo conventions of the era, and the video's warm, kinetic visual language mirrors the optimistic euphoria that characterised European club culture before the mid-decade fragmentation of the trance genre. Director notes: The official music video (runtime ~3:14 per Discogs listing) was released in 2002 on the enhanced CD maxi-single via Alphabet City/Kontor Records GmbH (℗ 2002). The video is catalogued alongside multiple remix versions including the Krid P vs. Future Breeze Club Mix and the Rave Mix. No production company or director credit has been located in any indexed source.