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Paul Oakenfold-Southern Sun (Gabriel & Dresden Mix)

The Pure trance by Solarstone is the "Tune Of The Week" in #UnknownTrance 54

London Grammar - Wasting My Young Years (Solarstone Pure Mix)

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Probably one of our most proudest remixes to date, which sadly never saw a full release. & has remained an exclusive in our sets.
Our remix of Sun In Your Eyes has been one of the most uplifting & emotional tracks in our sets & was to date our biggest official remix.

After hearing the original mix at the end of Above & Beyond's set at Ministry of Sound & then the following week at ASOT500, we wanted to remix the track so much & having been given the green light by Anjunabeats we produced a remix which has destroyed dance floors in our sets ever since.

With Sun In Your Eyes not being a full release on Anjunabeats, the official Daniel Kandi, Jerome Isma Ae & this remix all remain exclusive to the artists for now.
Definitely nice to be able to have some exclusives for our sets tho!

Credits:

Original Production Written By: Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness & Paavo Siljamäki

Remix: Jules Moyce, Dave Parkinson & Dan Willis
Engineering: Dave Parkinson

Above & Beyond - Sun In Your Eyes (Neptune Project Remix)

Michael Burns - Forwards

The seeds of Zocalo were planted in early 2003 when Dave handed a demo of "As The Rush Comes" to Armin when he was playing at the Mayan in downtown LA. The next day Armin called Dave to tell him how much he loved the song and that he wanted to sign it to the label he was starting called Armada Music, thus becoming one Armada's first releases.

At that point, Armin wanted to get into the studio with us and create an original song together. In the fall of 2003 we went to Armin's house in Leiden, NL to create something. We spent a week in his studio and made a demo titled "16 Days Ago"  that we liked but didn't love. And thus, it never was finished.

Two years later, Armin got a copy of our song "Arcadia" and once again, this opened the conversation for us to collaborate. After the Winter Music Conference that year, we all headed to San Leandro, California to create something together in the studio and this is exactly what was made that first week of April, 2005.

While we were making the song, Armin and Dave decided to walk down the street to the local Zocalo Coffeehouse to get an afternoon pick-me-up. Armin loved their coffee so much that he decided that "Zocalo" should be the name of the song. We both agreed and the rest is dance music history.






Armin van Buuren feat Gabriel & Dresden - Zocalo

In 2004, We released a mix compilation on Nettwerk Records called "Bloom" - it was a 2 disc affair which included some of our favorite songs we were playing in our sets along with our newest tracks and remixes. 

Once we had most of the songs compiled, we felt like the compilation was missing something. Something that "took you there" but also with a bit of soul and real instruments. 

So one day, on a lark, Josh decided to pick up his Fender Jazz bass and start playing some stuff. Dave immediately loved what Josh was playing and implored him to record what he was doing so it would not be lost in the ether of "great ideas never recorded."

What happened next was pretty incredible. We started building this song layer by layer. By the end of that day, we pretty much had it finished. A couple days of tweaks and it was done. 

We were so over the moon that we had made a song in such a short period of time that we didn't know what to call it. Enter Dave's realtor, Carol Robbiano, who was showing him a house on Arcadia Avenue in Oakland, CA. While driving to see the house, Dave played her the song. She suggested we name it "Arcadia" if Dave ended up liking the property. 

in 2005, we decided to start our own label called "Organized Nature" and we knew immediately that "Arcadia" would be our first release. For the single we updated a couple of things, re-mixed it to sound bigger and fatter and added a swing-y house beat. So the version of "Arcadia" on the "Bloom" compilation is technically a demo.





Gabriel & Dresden - Arcadia (Original 12" mix - edited)

Gabriel & Dresden feat Molly - "Let Go" (Album Version)

One of the most blissful trance tunes to ever be made. Enjoy! 

Buy Solarstone - Seven Cities (Solarstone Pure Mix) here - https://www.beatport.com/track/seven-cities-pure-mix/4172202

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Solarstone - Seven Cities (Solarstone Pure Mix)

First State feat. Anita Kelsey- Falling (Original Mix)

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Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Paul van Dyk - We Are

We are not lost. We are not afraid. We are not filled with hate. We are the most technologically advanced civilization in human history and we will not be cowed by ignorance nor fear-mongering. We are loving. We are strong. We are one.

The time is right to join together in peace and humanity. “We Are” (VANDIT) is the new collaboration from trance kingpins, Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Paul van Dyk. “We Are” is out now.

The Original Mix of “We Are” kicks-off with a hard-hitting 4/4 beat and booming, low-end bass that makes bodies move. The energy and excitement of the track gradually build in layers as synthesizers stealthily enter with their minor-chord commotion until….bang! Melodic progressions of sunshine-filled synths arrive while distorted stabs add accent and the energy builds. By the time the bassline fully appears, listeners know they’re in for something exceptional. It’s a testament to Alex M.O.R.P.H. and Paul van Dyk and their innate skill at reading a crowd that the first big chord change utterly grabs one’s attention. Here is a track to remind today’s EDM-saddled youth what quality electronic dance music really is and why so many people fell in love with this sound in the first place. “We Are” is electronic dance music as it should be, at its purest and best. “We Are” unlocks something within the listener’s brain and commands the body to react in a reliably ecstatic way. The Radio Edit of “We Are” takes the essential elements of the original and boils them down into a tight package suited for radio.



Gabriel & Dresden feat Molly - "Let Go" (Album Version)

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