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Dakota - Thoughts Become Things - Trance Album
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Dakota - Thoughts Become Things

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Thoughts Become Things is a studio album released in 2009 by Dakota, which is a musical alias utilized by the German-American DJ and producer Markus Schulz. Distributed through Armada Music, the album was explicitly designed to explore a darker, more underground progressive trance sound compared to Schulz's primary mainstream releases. The project allowed the producer to experiment with deeper basslines, edgier synth structures, and moody atmospheres tailored for nightclub environments. It serves as a key release for listeners who follow the darker subgenres of contemporary electronic dance music.

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Is Dakota actually Markus Schulz?

Yes. Dakota is the darker, more underground production alias of German-American trance producer Markus Schulz, who is also known for the Global DJ Broadcast radio show.

What kind of trance is on Thoughts Become Things?

The 2009 album favors brooding progressive trance and techno-influenced club arrangements over vocal anthems. Tracks such as "Chinook" and "Johnny the Fox" reflect the tougher sound Schulz reserved for Dakota.

Does Thoughts Become Things have a follow-up album?

Yes. Markus Schulz followed it with Thoughts Become Things II in 2011, again under the Dakota name and through Armada Music.

Is "Sin City" part of Thoughts Become Things?

Yes, "Sin City" is one of the album's best-known Dakota tracks. Its title also became associated with Schulz's Las Vegas-themed performances and the darker side of his DJ sets.

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