Black Horizon (formerly Studio Vision) is a one man band, hard-rock project from Leicester, England, channeling the spirit of classic guitar heroes into a modern, spiritual sound. His breakout single “Rise Again” urges listeners to embrace transformation and find strength through Krishna consciousness. With a sound that blends heavy riffs, soaring solos, and devotion, Black Horizon bridges faith and fire.

Born to rock – Denis Aleric found his passion for music at the young age of 6.  In the traditional yet modern city, Split, Croatia, was where he was born.  At the age of 16, Denis began playing the guitar for rock and heavy metal bands such as Pandora, Destruction and Essence. After joining the Hare Krishna movement in 1994, Denis expanded his musical talents by playing the harmonium and Indian drum.  After 1999, he left Croatia to travel as a monk to countries such as Switzerland, Germany, India, Italy, Austria, Poland and Romania.  During this time, Denis may have given up many things but music was definitely not one of them.  In fact, his music just became more diverse and original.  Spending 14 years of his life in London, Denis created instrumental songs such as Day Of Joy, Memories, Get Out, amongst many others.  He also created some sound tracks for the Bhaktivedanta Player’s Ramayana and then later recorded the hip hop album When A Soul Acknowledges.  Now Denis lives with his family in Leicester, England where he has just created his new instrumental, Perfect Forever. All of his songs are composed, produced, mixed and mastered by himself and his motivation and passion for creating new songs shows real dedication and love for music.

WELCOME TO <a href="http://www.peakcity.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PEAK CITY</a>!&#13;
&#13;
The birthplace of Northern Electrosoul.&#13;
&#13;
The Peak City label brings you upfront original sounds from resident producer Adam Peak (under various pseudonyms: Peak City Players/LCD/P.P/Pureflow) in collaboration with guest producers / songwriters / vocalists / musicians.
Fresh for 2015 is the new single "I Like U", representing the latest incarnation of Peak City; now happily relocated up North from our London/South Coast roots, with strong links to the music scenes of Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester...plus peak inspiration coming from the uplifting mountainous landscapes of the Peak District.
Peak City was initially formed in 2008 with the aim of producing one-off, unique-sounding pop/club music, built around the trademark Peak City blend of catchy melodies, soulful vocals and chunky dance beats.
2008 saw the first two Peak City releases, Pureflow's "Need U Tonite" and "Live (4 The Moment)" with vocals by Vicki Hales and Loz respectively, both backed by Hastings-based singer/songwriter Ben Kempner.
2009 saw the release of "Lose Control" by P.P featuring Natalia. This came in two distinct versions: the original Pureflow mix and Da Kaleida's awesome bassline  remix.
2010 introduced the amazing vocals of Flora Jane for two more singles: "Dirty Booty" and the double header "Flamin' Warz/Hey Lily". Between them, these three tracks expanded the Peak City sound to include more than just commercial club influences: there are elements of 70s/80s retro, new wave, reggae, dubstep, house, trance and even opera to be found within these recordings!
2011's "Wild One" was a modern-day tribute to the original "music factory", Motown. It was  the last southern release before the northern relocation, in anticipation of Peak City's quest to become a contemporary Pennine-based version of the Detroit original! Of course, heavy electronic kicks and dirty synths have long since replaced drumkits and session musicians, but the ethos of the music is more or less the same...and there's even a sneaky line or two of original Motown material within "Wild One"! 
Meanwhile the flipside, "Can't Hear U", is the one Flora Jane track not to actually feature Flora Jane (hence the title!). The music is a rather experimental, abrasive, semi-industrial instrumental, located somewhere between the Dr Who theme and DJ Jean's "The Launch". "Can't Hear U" was inspired by the book "The Manual: How To Have A Number One The Easy Way", although something went a bit awry in the process of following the book's instructions, and this was the result
2012 was the year of our northern relocation - first to Sheffield before arriving at Leeds in 2013. "Peak Vibe" (released in December 2012) and "Pseudo Science" (August 2013) featured vocals by Leeds-based multi-instrumentalist/percussionist Slojam.
Peak City's latest single "I Like U" brings both north and south, past and present, state-of-the-art sounds and classic pop melodies, all together for our most accomplished single to date. The beats were created in conjunction with UK garage legend K-Warren and original Pureflow partner Jonny B, and the vocals were recorded by hugely exciting newcomer Melodi.
Enjoy your stay in Peak City!

D:ream are Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie.

Paul B is following