In the early 2000s, trance music was at its peak—filling clubs, festivals, and radio waves with euphoric melodies and pounding beats. Few artists embodied the genre’s global rise better than German DJ and producer Paul van Dyk, and one of his most enduring tracks, “Nothing but You” (2003), remains a defining moment of that era. Featuring the songwriting and production talents of British duo Hemstock & Jennings, the single blended uplifting trance with a haunting vocal that has kept fans returning to it for over two decades.
A New Sound for a New Album
Chart Success and Global Reach
For van Dyk, who was already considered one of the godfathers of trance, “Nothing but You” helped solidify his mainstream breakthrough while keeping his underground credibility intact. The track bridged the gap between the dedicated trance scene and a wider audience discovering electronic music’s emotional power.
Collaboration and Craft
The result was a track that felt both intimate and epic—an emotional trance anthem that resonated with listeners long after the last beat dropped.



