Aerium and Chris Johnson - Alcyone Aerium and Chris Johnson join forces for Alcyone, a beautiful blend of progressive flow and haunting melody that feels both delicate and powerful. The track moves with quiet certainty, opening a world of soft light and distant echoes before revealing its full emotional weight. It is a meeting of two producers whose strengths complement each other in a way that feels effortless and deeply expressive. Alcyone begins with gentle movement and a sense of calm gravity. The melodic lines drift through the mix like signals carried across open space while the rhythm section keeps everything grounded with steady forward motion. The atmosphere feels reflective and slightly mysterious, the kind of mood that draws the listener inward without ever forcing the moment. Aerium and Chris Johnson have shaped a piece that is progressive in structure and haunting in tone, a track that lingers long after it ends. Luke Terry Remix The Luke Terry remix takes the emotional core of Alcyone and pushes it into a moment of pure transcendence. The breakdown is enormous, a slow blooming surge of melody and atmosphere that feels like the entire track opening its chest and revealing its heart. Layers rise, expand and intertwine until the tension becomes almost weightless, and when the lead finally returns it arrives with clarity and force that lifts the entire room. This version is built around that breakdown. It is the centrepiece, the ignition point, the moment that turns the track from something beautiful into something unforgettable. The production is crisp, modern and confident, giving the remix a powerful presence that stands tall within the Yanada catalogue. Together, the original and the remix form a release that celebrates depth, emotion and craft. Alcyone is haunting and progressive, while the remix delivers a breathtaking ascent that feels both fresh and timeless.

Aerium and Chris Johnson - Alcyone Aerium and Chris Johnson join forces for Alcyone, a beautiful blend of progressive flow and haunting melody that feels both delicate and powerful. The track moves with quiet certainty, opening a world of soft light and distant echoes before revealing its full emotional weight. It is a meeting of two producers whose strengths complement each other in a way that feels effortless and deeply expressive. Alcyone begins with gentle movement and a sense of calm gravity. The melodic lines drift through the mix like signals carried across open space while the rhythm section keeps everything grounded with steady forward motion. The atmosphere feels reflective and slightly mysterious, the kind of mood that draws the listener inward without ever forcing the moment. Aerium and Chris Johnson have shaped a piece that is progressive in structure and haunting in tone, a track that lingers long after it ends. Luke Terry Remix The Luke Terry remix takes the emotional core of Alcyone and pushes it into a moment of pure transcendence. The breakdown is enormous, a slow blooming surge of melody and atmosphere that feels like the entire track opening its chest and revealing its heart. Layers rise, expand and intertwine until the tension becomes almost weightless, and when the lead finally returns it arrives with clarity and force that lifts the entire room. This version is built around that breakdown. It is the centrepiece, the ignition point, the moment that turns the track from something beautiful into something unforgettable. The production is crisp, modern and confident, giving the remix a powerful presence that stands tall within the Yanada catalogue. Together, the original and the remix form a release that celebrates depth, emotion and craft. Alcyone is haunting and progressive, while the remix delivers a breathtaking ascent that feels both fresh and timeless.

Where the first chapter of the anniversary series reached upward with bright and expansive energy, Volume 2 moves in the opposite direction. This instalment explores the deeper and darker side of the Yanada catalogue and reshapes two label favourites into driving underground material that belongs in late night rooms where the atmosphere is thick and the momentum never stops building. Luke Terry - Luna (Sunda Remix) Sunda delivers a version of Luna that sinks into a steady and hypnotic orbit. His approach focuses on movement and flow with rolling low end pressure and a constant sense of forward motion that never loses its grip. The remix is a study in control and patience and it is designed for long blends and shadow filled transitions where the dance-floor falls into a shared state of focus. If the original felt bright and celestial, this one feels lunar and nocturnal with a heavier and more mysterious presence. Surrogate Saviour - Radiance (Pico Boulevard Remix) Pico Boulevard brings his unmistakable underground touch to Radiance and transforms the original into something brooding and immersive. Metallic textures drift through the mix while evolving atmospheres create a sense of slow ignition. The bassline feels like it is tunnelling forward beneath the surface and the entire track carries a deep and driving energy that builds some serious tension for maximum dance-floor impact.

Where the first chapter of the anniversary series reached upward with bright and expansive energy, Volume 2 moves in the opposite direction. This instalment explores the deeper and darker side of the Yanada catalogue and reshapes two label favourites into driving underground material that belongs in late night rooms where the atmosphere is thick and the momentum never stops building. Luke Terry - Luna (Sunda Remix) Sunda delivers a version of Luna that sinks into a steady and hypnotic orbit. His approach focuses on movement and flow with rolling low end pressure and a constant sense of forward motion that never loses its grip. The remix is a study in control and patience and it is designed for long blends and shadow filled transitions where the dance-floor falls into a shared state of focus. If the original felt bright and celestial, this one feels lunar and nocturnal with a heavier and more mysterious presence. Surrogate Saviour - Radiance (Pico Boulevard Remix) Pico Boulevard brings his unmistakable underground touch to Radiance and transforms the original into something brooding and immersive. Metallic textures drift through the mix while evolving atmospheres create a sense of slow ignition. The bassline feels like it is tunnelling forward beneath the surface and the entire track carries a deep and driving energy that builds some serious tension for maximum dance-floor impact.

Chris Johnson - Ember / Dawn Land Mikazuki Music does not tiptoe into existence. It kicks the door open and drags the room into its world. Chris Johnson arrives with a two track EP that sets the tone for the entire imprint. Ember and Dawn Land are cool progressive monsters with teeth, the kind of tracks that mash the dance floor rather than greet it. Ember Ember begins like a secret being whispered in a dark corridor. A slow rising glow, a quiet pulse, a sense that something is waking up beneath the surface. The groove settles in with that unmistakable Chris Johnson calm, the kind that feels like confidence sharpened into a blade. Melodic sparks drift through the mix like embers carried on a warm wind. Nothing is rushed. Nothing is wasted. Ember does not explode. It smoulders, it prowls, it owns the air without ever raising its voice. Dawn Land Dawn Land steps out with colder intent. It feels like first light breaking across a forgotten landscape, the kind of moment that makes you stop and stare even though you know something is moving behind you. The rhythm pushes forward with patient drive while the melodic lines stretch into open space like distant signals. Dawn Land is a storyteller. It reveals its world slowly, layer by layer, until you realise you have been pulled into a place you cannot quite name.

Yanada Recordings proudly revisits Peter Steele's Archangel, a track already celebrated for its early2000s UK trance spirit, driving bass pressure, acidthreaded momentum, euphoric plucks and ethereal vocal haze all intact. Grant Trowbridge now steps in with a brandnew remix that elevates the original's emotional core. His rework deepens the groove, sharpens the melodic lift, and builds that unmistakable Trowbridge tension, the kind that turns a peaktime moment into a fullroom ignition. It's a powerful reinterpretation that honours Steele's foundation while giving Archangel a fresh surge of modern trance energy.

Yanada Recordings Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)