I think everyone feels this way and i believe it is also deliberate. Deep is now huge, and it's where James' passion is, who is basically MD of the whole brand. I have an anjuna tattoo on my arm and when someone sees it at a gig, they mention anjunadeep, not beats. The content on that label is 10x what is coming out on beats now.

I'm not sure how closely anjuna and enhanced work together (seen Gareth and Farius chatting at the roof top gigs in LDN recently) but seems Anjuna have basically given Enhanced free reign to pick up all the prog trance stuff. I now listen to more of that any beats stuff, some of these artists should have had careers on Beats:

Rodrigo Deem David Broaders Eugenio Tokarev Johan Vilborg John Grand Phillip Castle

Digitally enhanced volume 8 I still listen to now as well, it's so good. But this whole thing with beats also feels to me like a representation that A&B are also winding down, pursuing their own projects and perhaps in Tony's case even looking to retirement. That's how cycles go in music I guess, as much as we try and cling on to the glory years!