One of my favourite trance tracks ever and the best Plastic Boy tune for me was "Salvation", for it's amazing progression and it's cosmic feeling. It was released 11 years ago on Club Elite Records. While testing some sounds and patterns, me and my buddy Solar Caravan, decided to finish the job and rework the tune.
So here it is. Done, polished and available in HQ for all of you to download.

M.I.K.E. Push - Salvation (Chris Voro & Solar Caravan Rework) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Multi-genre Dj and novice music maker from Cardiff, Wales. My passion for music and interest in djing started around 8 yrs old after a mate had a kids twin deck system for xmas. By the time I turned 15 yrs old I had met one of the most influential people in my personal and professional life. Liam Dart (soulfuric, master builders)
Along with a pretty successful career as a mobile disco, My first residency came at 17 when i played the opening @ the philharmonic Cardiff. By this time I had been involved with hospital and local radio stations too so my experience was pretty extensive already. By 2002, I had played most of the bars and clubs in south Wales before a series of life events had meant that djing became a hobby rather than a paying job. A chance meeting in 2009 reignited the desire and opportunities. A weekly radio show on GTFM, a community station for the area, gave me an outlet to showcase mine and others work and talent. The last 5 years I’ve been actively working on my name, brand and recently started working on my own online radio station. 2025 marks 30years of djing in professional establishments. So I have plans to mark the occasion. Updates will be posted on my socials in due course.

Chris Voro is a prolific electronic music producer and DJ who floats seamlessly between genres that include breaks, trance, psychedelic trance and ambient.

A true follower of the darkest side of electronic music, he infuses his productions and sets with a multitude of emotions, resulting in an underground vibe that captures the mind.

Supported by legendary names of the trance, breaks and chill out scenes, including Paul Oakenfold, John Askew, Aly & Fila, Activa, Simon Patterson, The Crystal Method, Astrix, Sean Tyas, Mark Sherry, Grum, Beatman & Ludmilla, Far Too Loud, Pale Penguin, Sketi, Fisso & Spark, Ryan Farish and more, the list speaks for itself…