Solarstone – When I Dream
Initially written for his own lockdown-relieving fulfilment, this month ‘island’s music collection becomes something for everyone. An album for those who have to dream or […]
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Solarstone – Island
What did you do during the big stay-home? Solarstone wrote himself an album – an unplanned one obviously, and one – by his own acknowledgment […]
Markus Schulz & Adina Butar – In Search of Sunrise (Solarstone Extended Remix)
Solarstone’s magic remix of ‘In Search of Sunrise’ is out on Coldharbour Recordings! Get your copy here: coldharbour.complete.me/isos-solarstone
Solarstone & Future Disciple – Monkey Mia (David Forbes Remix)
The final single to be taken from the One album – Solarstone’s collaboration with Future Disciple. Includes the Club Mix & a pumping 140BPM remix […]
Solarstone & Julie Scott – Rainbow Kind (Cold Blue Remix)
Solarstone’s collaboration with Julie Scott ‘Rainbow King’ was one of the favourites of his morse code project. With the combination between the enchanting voice of […]
Solarstone & Orkidea – Slowmotion V
Your next singles engagement with ‘3’ – Solarstone’s most recent longplayer – comes (title-wise at least) in an agreeably familiar form. Brothers-in-musical-arms Solarstone & Orkidea […]
Solarstone & Robert Nickson – Voyager II
Solarstone’s first for 2020 also served as the overture for ‘3’ – the Pure Trance sentinel’s most recent longplayer. Given a musical affinity manifest to […]
Solarstone & Betsie Larkin – Indestructible
In the most meaningful of musical ways, Solarstone signs off on a truly epic career year. Having previously found collaboration alchemy with Betsie Larkin through […]
Solarstone & Activa – Spirit
How does Solarstone follow the month that saw the release of his landmark ‘3’ album, the ‘One’ LP boxset and ‘Pure Trance Vol. 8’!? Well, […]
Solarstone pres. Pure Trance Vol. 8 – mixed by Solarstone & Activa
It’s come a long way, baby! When the first ‘Pure Trance’ album was released in November of 2012, the genre’s landscape was a remarkably different. […]