Colorize

Colorize was launched in 2014 as the deeper, more melodic-house counterpart to Will Holland's Enhanced Music. Where Enhanced has historically operated in the vocal-uplifting trance and progressive trance space (137–138 BPM, mainstage-friendly), Colorize was conceived as the imprint home for slower, more atmospheric productions — typically 122–126 BPM, melodic-house adjacent, with a vocal-led songwriter sensibility. Through the late 2010s and 2020s, Colorize has grown into one of the more visible boutique outlets for the modern melodic-house-meets-vocal-trance crossover, releasing material from Estiva, Tritonal, Kapera, Robert Nickson (in his deeper register), Trivecta, and many other artists working at the boundary between Anjunadeep-style progressive and vocal-trance heritage. The Colorize compilation series and the touring Colorize Nights event brand have built a devoted audience among listeners who want the emotional sensibility of vocal trance at a slower tempo. The label is part of the wider Enhanced Music family.