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Rain Stars Eternal Gets Remixed

23:59 - October 10, 2009

by davehart

© Solarsatone It seems an age since Solarstone's Rain Stars Eternal broke for freedom last year but prepare yourself for the remixed edition with every track from the sensational album getting its own remix...

Solarstone produced one of last year's best artist albums with the superb 'Rain Stars Eternal' which has had six of the tracks released as singles during the past twelve months. Every one has been as good as the next and it's one of those album where there's not a bad track on it. The news that there will be a remix edition then 'Rsemix' is very good news for Solarstone fans. Each track from the original album has had a remix for this release with the talents of Ferry Corsten, Beetseekers, Bissen and Probspot on display.

The official press release came floating our way and it makes an interesting read.

Whilst in the final stages of production on each of the tracks on the original album, Rich knew that there were many other directions they could potentially have gone… He also knew there would still be time for them to do so. Expanding RSE’s initial remit has been a highly judicious process; the selection of the final 11 remixes included on the CD (from those that were commissioned) was as Solarstone puts it “an incredibly difficult one – almost like completing a jigsaw puzzle!”

The original version of the album took the listener to some places previously unexplored by Solarstone. There’s never been a ‘rule book’ as such with his music. If such a thing existed though, on RSEMIX, you could consider it to have been roundly torn up and tossed out the window! The 80-ish overtones of ‘Breakaway’ have now been transported into a housey, Daft Punk-ian arena by Jaksaw, complete with a chopped, stuttered vocal-fest and irrepressible, funk-powered backing. Courtesy of Probspot ‘Slave’ has been re-rendered as a pacey expedition through broken beats, sunspot synths and BT-ish melodies while gig-fave ‘4ever’ has become a beat-less piano-tinged, autumnal lamenlolt. If you’ve ever had a little ‘moment’ listening to tracks like Mental Generation’s ‘Café del Mar’ or A Man Called Adam’s ‘Easter Song’, ‘4ever’ will now chill yer boots off (and pop them neatly at the bottom of the bed for you!).

For those needing to feel the pure-form floor-energy (and are maybe starting to wonder if you might have been forgotten) – fear not! Unsurprisingly Ferry Corsten had the run of RSE’s range to pick from. He selected ‘Late Summer Fields’ and has turned it into a ravenous beast - bristling with floor armour and setting up to cause uproar when its re-released next month. Bissen, Beetseekers and Pedro del Mar & DJ Cosmo have also been keeping the club end of things firmly within their sites whilst re-maping ‘The Last Defeat, ‘Dark Heart’ & ‘Lunar Rings’!

The closer Solar-watchers among you will no doubt spot that there is also a good degree of ‘Electronic Architecture’s alumni contributing to RSEMIX’s tracklist. Solar Energy, Bot Cyprian, Stan Void & Jox have all been hard at it, recalibrating (respectively) ‘Part of Me’, ‘RainStarsEternal’, ‘Spectrum’ and ‘Filoselle Skies’.

‘RainStarsEternal’s remix passage has been a prodigious one. If you’re reading above and heard forum-talk of a remix that’s not mentioned, don’t worry! RSEMIX will be completed by a download-only version that will take in reworks of tracks by Randy Boyer and Kristina Sky, Forerunners, Heatbeat, Tasadi, Nick Rowland, Jule Bricks and Monolythe.

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I've got to say it was one of my favourite albums from last year and this remix edition, which is becoming quite popular now with artist albums, looks very tasty. It should offer a different journey from the original with each artist delivering their unique production on the tracks.

TRACKLIST

01: Part Of Me (Solar Energy Remix)
02: Rain Stars Eternal (Bot Cyprian Remix)
03: Slave (Probspot Remix)
04: Spectrum (Stan Void Remix)
05: Late Summer Fields (Ferry Corsten Remix)
06: Breakaway (Jaksaw Remix)
07: Filoselle Skies (Jox Dub Mix)
08: The Last Defeat Pt 1 (Bissen Remix)
09: Lunar Rings (Pedro Del Mar & Dj Cosmo Remix)
10: Dark Heart (Beetseekers Remix)
11: 4ever (Update Project Afterhours Remix)

Release Date: 24th Cotober