Andy Liddell
Andy Liddell, professionally known as DJ Andy Lidz, is an electronic music producer and DJ associated with the trance and electronic dance music genres. His work encompasses elements of uplifting trance, hard trance, and contemporary EDM, combining melodic structures with high-energy rhythms.[1]
Andy Liddell has released a number of original singles and remix productions, including vocal and instrumental works, often drawing inspiration from classic trance and hard-dance styles while applying modern production techniques. His music is distributed across major digital streaming platforms.[2]
In addition to audio releases, Liddell maintains an active online presence through video and social media platforms such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and SoundCloud, where he promotes his music through short-form visual content and performance-oriented branding. His music is also featured on digital radio platforms, including iHeartRadio.[3]
Musical style
Liddell’s music is characterised by driving basslines, melodic breakdowns, and high-energy arrangements typical of trance and hard trance music. His productions often reference stylistic elements of early 2000s trance while incorporating contemporary sound design and modern production standards.
Discography
Singles
- Return to the Light (2025)
- Forever Gone (Andy Lidz Vocal Remix) (2025)
- Into the West (2025)
- Freedom (2025)
- Dreams (Remastered) (2025)
- System Reboot (2025)
- The Last Tribe (2025)
- Echoes of Maharani (2025)
- Rewrite the Future (2025)
- Legacy of the Lost (2025)
Online presence
Andy Liddell distributes and promotes his music through major digital streaming services and maintains social media channels supporting release announcements, short-form promotional videos, and audience engagement.
References
- ↑ "Andy Liddell". Apple Music. Retrieved 27 December 2025.
- ↑ "Andy Liddell". Apple Music. Retrieved 27 December 2025.
- ↑ "Andy Liddell". iHeartRadio. Retrieved 27 December 2025.
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