William Grange returns to Pure Progressive with the follow up to There was no Goodbye, more low-key prog-trance with slow burning blissed-out synth work and a rolling groove.

This fan-favourite from 2009 featuring Rich Solarstone himself on vocals, has received the remix treatment many times over the year, from artists including Ferry Corsten and Forerunners. Now New York's prog-tastic maestro Mir Omar (onedotsixtwo, UV, Droid9) delivers a beautiful +11-minute remix which captures the warm and fuzzy emotion of the original with on-point modern production and warm, emotional energy.

Here we have two new versions of Stoby's recent release. One is more DJ-friendly and the other is a lush, ambient revision for those chillout moments. As per the original mix, Stoby takes us on a +9-minute 124bpm Balearic journey complete with a lush lapping-waves intro, haunting vocal stabs, understated and sonorous lead melody, hypnotic rhythms and gentle keys, all enveloped in a warm and thoughtful production.

Novacode is a new project from Ian Betts, a well-known name from yesteryear who released a plethora of tracks on labels like Discover and Conspiracy from 2004 onwards and has played at Amnesia, Dance Valley, The Gallery and SW4. With his resurgent alias Novacode he has completely reinvented his sound and this is the 2nd of three singles we have in the pipeline. The 126bpm Broken Soul fuses dark shades of bass and sultry acidic synth layers into a relentless, hypnotic groover.

This fan-favourite from 2009 featuring Rich Solarstone himself on vocals, has received the remix treatment many times over the year, from artists including Ferry Corsten and Forerunners. Now New York's prog-tastic maestro Mir Omar (onedotsixtwo, UV, Droid9) delivers a beautiful +11-minute remix which captures the warm and fuzzy emotion of the original with on-point modern production and warm, emotional energy.

Novacode is a new project from Ian Betts, a well-known name from yesteryear who released a plethora of tracks on labels like Discover and Conspiracy from 2004 onwards and has played at Amnesia, Dance Valley, The Gallery and SW4. With his resurgent alias Novacode he has completely reinvented his sound, and this is first of three singles we have in the pipeline. The 124bpm Kickback is proper, heads-down modern, progressive and hypnotic trance music with unrelenting drive, growling synths and some warping acid.

Pure Progressive Ambient / Experimental