DjVincenTech Cuts Our Love Will Burn so Bright Two Ways, with a 5:17 Trance Mix for DJs
The Italian Producer’s Monthly Singles Carry on a Melodic Line That Started with Italo Disco
Five minutes and 17 seconds matters most on Our love will burn so bright, the new trance single from DjVincenTech. That is the length of the extended vocal mix, the version made for DJ sets. A 3:25 radio edit sits beside it for everyone else. Both came out on 5 October 2026. It is the latest single in a run that has not missed a month this year.
DjVincenTech’s Our love will burn so bright is in our trance playlist below, and the rest of the coverage sits on the DjVincenTech artist profile. The single came to this desk through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news titles. Listen to the radio edit first, then read on for the scene it comes from.
Melodic Dance Music Has Run Through Italy Since Italo Disco, and DjVincenTech Picks Up the Thread
The line starts in the early 1980s. Italo disco grew out of post-disco and synth-pop. It was built on drum machines, electronic drums, synthesizers and the occasional vocoder. Many of those records came from small independent Italian labels. They often reached the rest of Europe through licensing deals in West Germany. There, compilations of Italian dance tracks found a market.
The genre faded in the early 1990s, but it did not disappear. Instead, it split into new forms, among them Eurobeat, Italo house and Italo dance. Each kept the same priorities: a synthesizer hook, a steady kick and a melody you remember after the set.
So an Italian producer releasing melodic trance in 2026 is working inside a long tradition. The habits are still there, from the synth lead at the front of the mix to the long club version.
Where DjVincenTech Fits in Trance, With a Single Every Month and Two Versions of Each
DjVincenTech is an electronic music producer and DJ from Milan, Italy. His own bio puts trance at the centre of what he does. His catalogue began in July 2023 with Rock Me Baby. Since then he has released around 40 singles. Many are named after stars and planets: Sirio, Rigel, Cassiopeia, Luna, Earth and, in January this year, Aldebaran.
This year the pace has been monthly. I Feel the Wave arrived in June, Techno Trance in July and Velvet Sky in August. Then came I’ll Be Forever Yours in September and Our love will burn so bright in October. In Your Arms followed on 4 November. Most of these singles come as a pair, a shorter edit and a longer mix. So each one serves both the listener and the DJ.
DjVincenTech, credited as Vincenzo Sebaste, wrote the words and music, produced the track and played the synthesiser. His bio describes stacked synth lines with a vocal floating over the top. The title of the long version names the vocal outright.
Robert Miles and Gigi D’Agostino Are the Italian Trance Neighbours of DjVincenTech
Robert Miles is the obvious reference, and his 1995 track Children put a piano theme over a dream trance arrangement. Miles grew up in Fagagna, in Friuli. He wrote it with a job in mind: to calm ravers before they drove home. At the time, Italy had seen a series of fatal crashes after club nights. Children held the Euro Top 100 number one spot for thirteen weeks and sold more than five million copies. Our love will burn so bright works on a smaller scale, but its two versions show the same practical thinking.
Gigi D’Agostino shows the other route, from the booth to the charts. He started out as a DJ playing Italo disco in 1986. Over time his sound became more melodic. Hits such as Bla Bla Bla, La Passion and L’Amour toujours followed in 1999 and 2000. DjVincenTech carries the DJ in his name and writes melody first. So he sits closer to that path than to the harder corners of trance.
That makes this DjVincenTech single a fit for DJs who need melodic vocal trance with a proper extended mix. It also suits listeners who still keep Italian dance music from the 1990s in rotation.
ElectronicMusic.News’s curator team: “Load the extended mix, not the radio edit. At 5:17 it runs almost two minutes longer. That is the room a DJ needs to bring it in and out of a set.”
Two versions and a monthly schedule, on a melodic line more than four decades old: that is how DjVincenTech works. The next single is already out.
Find the radio edit on Apple Music too. Then follow DjVincenTech across platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, his YouTube channel, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
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