Allan Berndtz Writes Beatitude with Ukrainian Trance Producer Mike Bound
Allan Berndtz Writes Beatitude with Ukrainian Trance Producer Mike Bound
The Danish Producer’s Fifth New Release of 2026 Runs at 140 BPM on Future Sequence
Danish producer Allan Berndtz released Beatitude with Ukrainian producer Mike Bound on 18 September 2026 through Future Sequence. The 140 BPM uplifting trance single is out now. It opened a run of two releases by the pair on the same label.
Allan Berndtz and Mike Bound’s Beatitude is in the playlist below, alongside the rest of this desk’s electronic picks, and Allan Berndtz’s coverage is gathered on the Allan Berndtz artist profile. It reached this desk through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news titles. Press play on it, then read on for the story behind the record.
Before Beatitude, Allan Berndtz Spent 2025 and 2026 Releasing Trance Singles for Future Sequence and Chasing Dreams
Allan Berndtz appears under his full name, Allan Berndtz Johansen, in the writing and production credits of Beatitude. His trance catalogue reaches back to at least 2019, when Stay Strong came out on Always Alive Recordings. Since the middle of 2025, though, the schedule has tightened sharply.
That year he put out Stargazing in June and Voltix with NoMosk in July, both on Future Sequence. Then came Immortal in August and Napolé with Andy Miller (DK) in October, both for Chasing Dreams Music. Adrenaline Code followed on State Control Records in November. A Martin Libsen remix of Chaos Reigns, his track with N-sKing, came out on Aerodynamica Music on 26 December.
In 2026 the releases arrived roughly every two months. For The Last Time came out in March, Supersonic Realm in May and The Light in July. All three went to the Future Sequence imprint. Prima Stella, a collaboration with U-G, landed on Reason II Rise Music in August. That makes Beatitude his fifth new release of the year.
Two habits run through that list. Almost every extended mix sits at 140 BPM. Most titles also arrive in pairs: a short edit for radio and playlists, and a longer version for DJs. Armin van Buuren, Andrew Rayel, Paul van Dyk and Sean Tyas have all supported his productions.
Beatitude Pairs Allan Berndtz With Mike Bound, the Donetsk-Born Uplifting Trance Producer Behind MYBOUNDS
Mike Bound is the working name of Maksym Oleksiyevych Honcharov, an uplifting trance producer born in Ukraine’s Donetsk region. He has followed the genre since 2000. His first productions were bootlegs under the alias Tau-Rine, starting with Scooter’s Trance-Atlantic. Aly & Fila played his second, of The Quest’s C-Sharp, at Global Gathering in Stratford in 2014.
His first EP, Summer Calling, came out on Entrance Music. In 2017 he started his own label, Taurine Music. His 2026 solo singles carry the MYBOUNDS name instead, including Rise Again in August.
On Beatitude the work is split evenly. Berndtz and Honcharov share the composer credit, and both appear as studio producers. The single follows the pairing habit described above. A 3:04 radio edit sits next to a 6:16 extended mix for DJ sets. The key is C minor, and its euphoric style is the uplifting trance Honcharov has worked in since his first EP.
The clearest link between the two is their support list. Andrew Rayel and Sean Tyas appear among the names that backed Berndtz’s earlier productions. They also supported Honcharov’s tracks and remixes as Tau-Rine. Before Beatitude, the same DJs were already playing both men separately.
From the MusicDrops.News curator team: “Beatitude went onto our Electronic, Dance, House playlist next to Peggy Gou and Overmono. It is the pick for listeners who want trance at full club tempo rather than house. It is also the first record we would hand to anyone new to either producer.”
We Rise Followed Beatitude Within Three Weeks as Allan Berndtz and Mike Bound Kept Working Together
The partnership did not stop at one single. We Rise, credited to both producers, came out through the same label on 9 October 2026, three weeks after Beatitude. Its extended mix runs to 5:00 at 140 BPM in A minor.
Beatitude has already turned up on trance radio. Decibel Pilot played the extended mix on The Flight Deck 060 on 24 October 2026. A day earlier, Honcharov had released a new solo single, Beyond The Silence, on MYBOUNDS.
For listeners, the best route is the one a DJ would take. Start with the extended mix of Beatitude. Next, go back to The Light and Supersonic Realm to hear how the 2026 run built towards it. Then play We Rise to hear the pair a second time. Listeners to Aly & Fila’s Future Sound of Egypt or Andrew Rayel’s Find Your Harmony already know this end of trance.
Follow Allan Berndtz across platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Beatport, Instagram, Facebook, and X. Stream the Beatitude single on Spotify.
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