Why a Garage Rhythm Under a Trance Melody Works on Change Your Mind, the page.dwn Debut Single
The Tampa Duo Plays Its Debut Single in Six of Nine Live-Mixed Rabbit Hole Sessions
Three minutes and 52 seconds into session nine of their YouTube series, page.dwn bring in the extended mix of change your mind. It lands straight after HI-LO’s Megalithic. The Tampa duo released the track on 20 August 2026 as the page.dwn debut single. It sets a UK garage rhythm under a euphoric trance melody, with harmonics borrowed from hardstyle.
page.dwn’s change your mind sits in the trance playlist below, and the page.dwn artist profile carries the duo’s coverage so far. The single reached this desk through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news desks. Press play on it, then keep reading for where it lands in the duo’s own sets.
Change Your Mind, the page.dwn Debut Single, Sits Between Tech House and Trance in Their Sets
The Wave
The clearest evidence for what page.dwn are doing sits in their own setlists. Since 1 September 2026 the duo have posted nine episodes of a DJ broadcast called the rabbit hole to YouTube. They mix each one live and leave it unedited, mistakes included. Together the sessions run to 131 tracks, from about 28 minutes to just over an hour each.
The programming leans on extended mixes. House and tech house names such as John Summit, Mau P and James Hype sit next to trance from Armin van Buuren, who appears in five of the nine sessions. The Dutch DJ has hosted the weekly radio show A State of Trance since 2001. The euphoric melody on change your mind comes from that lineage. Session six then goes further, with Standerwick, Allen Watts and Paul van Dyk in its second half. The German producer’s For an Angel became a trance standard in the 1990s.
That overlap is the wave this record belongs to. House programming holds the floor, and trance melody sits back on top.
Where page.dwn Fits
change your mind puts a UK garage rhythm under that trance melody and adds harmonics from hardstyle. The duo also file the sound under pulse garage on Instagram. The arrangement moves between groove-led sections and a bigger melodic payoff, so it can hold a floor and then lift it. The single version runs three minutes and 29 seconds. By contrast, the extended mix, released the same day, runs four minutes and 17 seconds. It is also the only version the duo play, in all six session appearances.
The placements show the job it does. In session nine it comes second, after HI-LO’s Megalithic and before Eli Brown’s Damaged. Session seven, for instance, puts it after Higher (Steel City Power House) by KETTAMA. Then in session four it sits between Seen It All, by John Summit and Eyes Everywhere, and another KETTAMA record, Picanya 2400. Meanwhile, in the first session it comes sixth of seven, near the end of the set. As a result, the track moves around the running order, which is exactly what a DJ tool is for.
The page.dwn Debut Single Shares Its Sets With KETTAMA, Armin van Buuren and Paul van Dyk
Adjacent Acts
The act that appears most often next to page.dwn is KETTAMA, with records in five of the nine sessions. I Believe, the KETTAMA and Prospa track, opens the very first one. KETTAMA’s titles in these sets carry their rave references openly, from Fly Away XTC to HARDSTYLE 2. That second one is a collaboration with Fred again.. and Shady Nasty, played in a Lou Nour remix in session two. So the hardstyle harmonics on change your mind pull on the same thread.
Session two also opens on Yosemite, by Interplanetary Criminal and KETTAMA. In other words, the duo’s own selections already draw the triangle the single sits in: garage-leaning house, rave-era hard dance and trance.
The Follow-Up
The second single, echo (let go), came out on 10 September 2026. Before that, the duo played it as an unreleased extended version in sessions two, three and four. By session six the setlist names an In And Out Of Love edit of it. That edit sits straight after the Armin van Buuren and Sharon den Adel track of the same name, and it returns in session seven. Their website also lists a page.dwn remix of Science, the deadmau5 and Stevie Appleton track.
Who Change Your Mind Is For
For DJs who move between tech house and trance, the extended mix of change your mind offers a garage-rhythm bridge between the two. Similarly, listeners who already follow both Armin van Buuren and KETTAMA will hear the overlap the duo are chasing. The duo’s Spotify bio also promises no AI, ever. The sessions fit that stance, since the duo mix every one live and leave it unedited.
ElectronicMusic.News curator team: “Six plays in nine sessions is the clearest verdict a debut single can get from the people who made it. page.dwn trust change your mind both at the start of a set and in the closing stretch. The garage rhythm under the trance melody is what lets it work in both places.”
Where to Hear the page.dwn Debut Single and Follow the Tampa Duo Online
Follow page.dwn on Spotify, Apple Music and SoundCloud. The single change your mind is on Spotify, the extended mix is on Spotify too, and the follow-up echo (let go) is on Spotify.
Watch the rabbit hole sessions on YouTube, and find every release on the official site. Follow the duo on Instagram and TikTok.
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