'Better Way' is a driving uplifting trance record from these two young Russian producers. The original mix is infused with classic German trance riffs in the vein of Cygnus X and Brainchild. Evgeny Bardyuzha drops a classy slab of techy prog which infuses the original melodies with sophisticated production and nifty tricks.

Written and Produced by Igor Tortsev & Dmitry Lysenko
Published by Dharma Songs
(P) & © 2009 Crashing Waves

CRWV002 Northwest & D-Mad Better Way (Evgeny Bardyuzha Remix)

Polish producer Lukasz Szyda aka Solar Energy delivers a very subtle and beautiful trance record. The lead Instrumental versions are so warm they are practically hugging the listener with layers of understated melodies and beautiful chord changes. The Instrumental Club Mix is featured on Solarstones 'Electronic Architecture' album. The vocal mix despite being european in origin manages to be euphoric and uplifting without straying over the cheese boundry. The United Minds remix is a classy slab of uplifting trance in its own right, wheras the BT20 mix progs proceedings out a touch with smooth production and percussion.

Written and Produced by Lukasz Szyda
Published by Dharma Songs
(P) & © 2009 Crashing Waves

CRWV003 Solar Energy - Wanna Feel What You Feel (Instrumental Intro Mix)

Jox is Danish producer Henrik Hjarnoe. 'Microbial' is a solid main room trancer, beautiful, melodic and sincere in its simplicity. The Club Mix is straight to the point peak time fodder with punchy production and liberal melodic sprinklings. The 'Armageddon Breakdown' mix is self explanatory - a mammoth breakdown for those hands-in-the-air Gatecrasher moments!

Credits:
Written by  Henrik Hjarnoe
Published by Dharma Songs
www.joxmusic.com
www.crashingwavesmusic.com
(P) 2009 Crashing Waves
(C) 2009  Crashing Waves

CRWV004 Jox - Microbial

This is a splendid slab of uplifting melodic trance in its Original Mix, proper full-on peak time club music which has been a staple of label boss Solarstone's dj sets for over a year now, sincere signed it for the 'Electronic Architecture' album. First up on remix duties is Northern Ireland's Dan McDaid aka Dingle, who slows the track down into a gorgeous progressive house lounge mix which is full of interesting diversions en route. Nick Rowland's remix however is the star of the show, Nick has found a new mojo it seems, with this radical departure from his previous releases, this remix has hallmarks of early noughties Hooj material, being progressive yet melodic and intrinsically inventive. It's thunderous bass and sneaky payoff after the break make it a solid big-room track.

Written and Produced by Gary Orvis
Published by Dharma Songs
(P) & © 2009 Crashing Waves
www.crashingwaves.biz
www.myspace.com/garyorvis

CRWV007 Gary Orvis - Try To Find (Original Mix)

Alex Daf hails from that production hot spot of the moment, the Ukraine and this release is a solid slab of quality tech-trance. The Original mix takes no prisoners with its punchy, driving, twisted, warped yet melodic take on the genre. Sound FX and rattling bass tones give this a widescreen big room appeal. On the flip the Iversoon is a deeper take on proceedings, with some nifty breaks thrown in for variety. 

Written by Svystun Oleksandr Oleksandrovych
Produced by Alex Daf
Published by Dharma Songs
(P) & © 2010 Crashing Waves
www.crashingwaves.biz
djalexdaf.pdj.ru

CRWV009 Alex Daf - Ride

Robbie Nelson is one of the most respected figures in the world of Trance, with  a solid release history stretching back to the very early 90's. Shangri-La' is his follow-up to the mighty 'Aviator'and this hot selection of new remixes pushes the tech trance envelope to the max. Riding high on his current US Billboard smash 'Somewhere', Dj Mog teams up with Angus Gibbins on their tough and tasty prog-tech workout, pushing all the right buttons for full on floor effect. On the flip we have another double header, Alex Daf and fellow Ukranian producer Iversoon crank up the tech knobs pulling off a full on peak time tech-trance monster! 

Written by Robbie Nelson
Produced by Robbie Nelson & Dee Lievense
Published by Notting Hill Music
(P) & © 2010 Crashing Waves
www.crashingwaves.biz
www.robbienelson.net

CRWV010 Robbie Nelson - Shangri-La Remixed (Dj Mog & Angus Gibbins Remix)

Fabulous big room prog trance here from Nick Rowland. The Original mix of Monolith is sonically perfect for those mammoth sound systems, check out the deliciously understated breakdown for club friendly effects! Lebanese producer Raneem delivers a full on tech trance workout for harder floors.

Buy Download or CD Single: http://www.shop.solarstone.co.uk/products.php?cat_id=51

Written & produced by Nick Rowland
Published by Hatfish Music Ltd
(P) & © 2010 Crashing Waves
www.crashingwaves.biz
www.nrmusic.net

CRWV012 Nick Rowland - Monolith

Crashing Waves was conceived in 2009, is run by Richard Mowatt and is the part of Solarstone's family of labels, which also includes Solaris Recordings, insatiable  and Molecule. Music policy is Uplifting Trance. The label is supported by Solarstone's weekly worldwide radio broadcast 'Solaris International'.

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