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Win A Copy Of Solarstones RsEMIX!

To celebrate the pending release of Solarstones amazing RsEMIX album, we’re giving away a handful of copies. To be in with a chance of bagging one, just hit “enter competition” below, and choose the correct answer to the following question, from the selection. How many ‘cities’ make up the title of Solarstones classic anthem?

Incomplete/incorrect entries will not count. Winners will be notified by email and prizes will be shipped within 28 days. Competition closes 24/10/2009.

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Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at 3:30 pm

SolarStone’s RainStarsEternal Album Gets Remixed!!

It was Ferry Corsten’s favourite artist album of 2008, gave life to 6 killer singles (including ‘Spectrum Pts. 1 & 2’, ‘Late Summer Fields’, ‘Part of Me’ & ‘Lunar Rings’) and most decisively ushered in the 2nd coming of Solarstone.

Now, a year after the release of ‘RainStarsEternal’, and following a meticulous remix A&Ring period, Solarstone is delighted to present… RSEMIX!

Whilst in the final stages of production on each of the tracks on the original album, Rich knew that there were many other directions they could potentially have gone… He also knew there would still be time for them…

Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at 11:23 am

solarSwarm: The World’s 1st Social Network Record Label

When Solarstone first launched the solarSwarm project back in February, its tagline was: “So you want to work for a record label? … Here’s your chance!” With the success of its first 6 months, Rich has taken an intrepid decision; one that will move solarSwarm another colossal step forward! One that will turn it into… the world’s first social network record label.

Through solarSwarm, Swarmers already meet, make new friends and talk about the one thing they all have in common: a love of electronic dance music! Amongst the Swarm members there are already wunderkind producers, razor-sharp designers, I.T. whizz-kids &…

Monday, August 10th, 2009 at 8:43 pm

The Return of The Thrillseekers Remix!

After a 4-year-long, self-imposed remix-exile, June 2009 sees Steve Helstrip make a fierce return with 3 new prize-fighting Thrillseekers musical re-drafts.

Steve originally carved The Thrillseekers reputation as much through remixing as his original productions. To date he has rewired tracks for headline artists including Armin, Tiësto, Ferry Corsten and Timo Maas. In 2000, he reshaped Sonique’s ‘It Feels So Good’ into a globe-spanning No.1 chart record and over the course of his career has been called upon to re-fire tracks for label luminaries including Positiva, Universal, Virgin, Xtravaganza and Ministry of Sound.

In news certain to delight fans who’ve…

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009 at 4:41 pm

Solarstone Presents Electronic Architecture

It’s the news we’ve been dying to deliver for the last 6 months! This April Solarstone will once again redraw the dance music map with the release of the first chapter of his new compilation series. Compiled from the veritable arsenal of forthcoming Solaris Recordings material, ‘Electronic Architecture’s double CD will paint the definitive picture of Solarstone, the DJ.

Standing out in the overwhelming compilation field – really rising head and shoulders above the rest, in 2009 has required a herculean 6-month A&Ring mission. Matched by its super-immersive, multilevel mixing, that is exactly what Solarstone has achieved with ‘Electronic Architecture’.
Far from…

Thursday, March 12th, 2009 at 9:31 am

Solarstone Electronic Architecture Competition

We’ve been lucky enough to receive three ’signed CDs, poster and sticker packs’ and we’re offering them to you. Three lucky winners selected at random will each receive one pack.

To be in with a chance of winning, please tell us the name of Solarstone’s 1999 Top 40 hit?

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Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 at 4:26 pm

Solarstone Biography

Overview:
For over a decade Solarstone (Rich Mowatt) has been creating dance-floor traffic jams with a convoy of revered club classics, all-out anthems & critically-acclaimed artist albums. As a DJ, he spins weekly at clubs around the planet and for global super-brands like Cream, Ministry of Sound, Gatecrasher & Full-On-Ferry. Releases from his label projects Solaris & Insatiable are instrumental components of his highly individualistic sets and are constantly supported by the trance & prog spinning elite. Solaris International (pka Deepblue Radio), his weekly show, is broadcast across some 34 FM & Internet stations, including Ministry of Sound.com & the…

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008 at 11:22 am

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