Trance has a way of pulling you in when the right voices and rhythms line up. R3SPAWN, Stereohats and Linnea Schossow just dropped Intoxicated on Dreamstate Records, and the combination feels like a natural next step for anyone tracking high-energy electronic music right now.
The track sits at 135 BPM in D-flat minor and runs about three minutes fifty-two seconds. Beatport places it under Trance (Main Floor) and Vocal Trance. One early write-up called it progressive trance with a techno bassline, noting how Linnea Schossow’s vocals soften the heavier elements while the kick and drums build toward a balanced drop. The contrast between the vocal side and the driving low end is what stands out in public reaction so far.
This is not the first time these names have crossed paths. Earlier in 2026 they released Brighter Days on Revealed Recordings, a shorter Big Room-leaning cut that already showed the same hybrid instinct. Intoxicated pushes further into the trance lane while keeping the energetic edge that R3SPAWN has built a reputation for.
Luke Speet, the Dutch producer and DJ behind R3SPAWN, has spent the last several years moving high-energy tracks onto major dance labels. Collaborations have included work with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Timmy Trumpet, Bassjackers and Gabry Ponte. Releases have appeared on Spinnin’ Records, Smash The House, Revealed Recordings, Armada and Musical Freedom. Spotify currently lists him with roughly 950,000 monthly listeners. His sound tends toward punchy, festival-ready production, which makes the Dreamstate placement an interesting shift while still fitting the high-impact approach he is known for.
Linnea Schossow brings a long track record in trance and electronic music as a vocalist, songwriter and producer. She is best known for uplifting vocals and has collaborated with artists including Giuseppe Ottaviani, Mat Zo (The Sky, which appeared on the Grammy-nominated Damage Control album), Ronski Speed and others. She founded Auditory Recordings in 2015, a label open to a range of electronic styles, and has performed as a DJ at venues such as Ministry of Sound in London and Luminosity Beach Festival. Public bios also note her Swedish and Danish background and her work both as a solo artist and in high-profile features.
Stereohats is the Italian production project associated with Marco Bellincampi and Sergio Calvaruso. Earlier coverage described them as Italy-based talents who had released house and mainstage-leaning tracks, including a signing with Deorro’s Panda Funk years ago. Their current output includes cuts like Endless Youth, and the ongoing work with R3SPAWN shows a clear interest in heavier, more dancefloor-focused material.
Trance continues to hold strong ground in 2026, especially when labels like Dreamstate put weight behind vocal-driven main-floor tracks. Hybrid approaches—pairing established vocalists with producers who come from big-room or techno-adjacent worlds—have become more common. Intoxicated fits that pattern: recognizable vocal presence meeting a bassline and drum energy that leans into the physical side of the genre. The October 23 release date puts it in the middle of autumn festival and club programming, when many DJs are looking for fresh progressive and vocal trance tools that still hit hard.
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Intoxicated is available now on Dreamstate. If you have been following R3SPAWN’s run of high-energy releases or Linnea Schossow’s vocal work in trance, this one is worth a play. What do you think of the blend of progressive trance elements with the heavier bassline? Drop a comment below.
