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08:58:00

 


AS IT NAVIGATES ITS SECOND ALBUM DECADE, SOLARSTONE BRINGS MAJOR CHANGES TO HIS MIXCOMP MARQUE. (MUSICAL PURITY HOWEVER REMAINS STRICTLY INTACT !!).

Having solo-helmed the milestone tenth ‘Pure Trance’ outing, Solarstone reflected at the time that it was: “a transitional moment’ for the series. A natural temporal point, where one ‘chapter’ would close and another open.”

And that new “chapter” is where we find ourselves today.

At their core, ‘Pure Trance’ albums has always had an ethos – something seeded in them from the very start. However, that culture Rich felt was: “achievable, but not yet fully achieved”. Specifically, it’s that of creating the albums the ‘Global Underground’ way or by following the ‘Northern Exposure’ trail. A commitment to compiling and mixing so detailed, so thought through and so experience-led, that it enshrines the 20/20 club experience as close to 1:1 as is humanly possible.

So, to finally make that flesh, he returned the series to the drawing board.

The first (and in all likelihood most significant) hurdle was getting its essence as-live-as-live gets. To that, a heaving February Saturday at London’s Fabric supplied it a trancefixing backdrop. There, every in-the-moment blend, fader glide, filter release and EQ twist, and every reciprocal crowd whistle and cheer as ‘XI’ was laid down was caught in the wild.


To achieve that elevates to the highest level the planning and coordination a DJ + team must undertake. Or as is the case here, DJs, plural. ‘XI’ marks the first time that ‘Pure Trance’ has recalled one of its former co-mixers. Closing the circle between this release and the very first Pure Trance is producer/DJ/composer Orkidea. On their very first meeting, he and Solarstone bonded over a shared love of ‘mixed-live’ compilations, so when it came time for ‘Pure Trance’ to take that route, the co-mixer selection pretty much made itself.

One aspect that’s not changed with the onset of ‘XI’ is (naturally!) the stylistic makeup of its sonics. Music from the new, the established and the establishment abounds, along with exclusive 2026 monsters-in-the-making and underground weapons aplenty. Judicious bring-backs for a smattering of imaginatively selected classics are also onboard, along with an absolute wealth of new Solarstone and Orkidea material.
Orkidea recalls that: “most of the tracks on Global Underground, Northern Exposure, Renaissance and the like had already been released by the time the albums came out. People fell in love with them through the compilations. It’s when you present tracks in a mix that they’re heard differently”. Solarstone picks up “In fact, they often don’t sound as good without the other elements of another record on top. It’s one of the aspects we paid most attention to on ‘PTXI’; there are some truly memorable ‘one plus one equals three moments’ on there!”

Weighing in at an unbroken 4+ hours digitally (*also available in triple disc and triple vinyl editions), ‘Pure Trance’s trip is an odyssey in everything but name. ‘XI’s opening tranche is where many of its more underground artists and records are couched. That said there’s still early deck-service paid to Tiësto’s rework of Delerium’s ‘Innocente’ and Glenn Morrison’s take on TasteXperience’s ‘Frustration’! Obie Fernandez’s ‘Naked’ and ‘Foreplay’ from Obie Dick (no relation on either count) gives off a distinct later-night progressive vibe. All smoked-out synths, low-riding bass and slow-fuse tension. ‘Broken Soul’ from Novacode and VADM’s ‘Space’ meanwhile stiffen the mix-stance by degrees, carving a tougher groove into ‘XI’s foothills.

‘Pure Trance XI’ bids a majestic farewell to its first hour with Solarstone & Orkidea’s (just released) ‘Slowmotion VII’ and Jamie Baggotts’ remix of Mr Sam vs Fred Baker’s achingly beautiful ‘Forever Waiting’. From there the mix departs the cooler hinterlands, subtly pivoting from the progressive-trance backfoot to a more trance-progressive front.

No coincidence then that this is where you’ll find the most concentrated seams of new Solarstone, Orkidea and close associates’ material. Cherry-picked from last year’s ‘innermost’ album, ‘dream sequence’ slipstreams into the more technotic throb of Super-Frog Saves Tokyo’s ‘Clarion’. Solarstone’s ‘Zero Hours’ and Allende’s studio-fresh remix of Rich & Tapio’s original ‘Slowmotion’ generates more of that flow, before Orkidea x’s with Sophie Moleta and Lowland on the beautifully suspended ‘Fall Into Love’.

As ‘Pure Trance XI’ passes its 2hr mix-marker, it again subtly adjusts its angle of attack, heralding classic sonics from Matt Darey’s Tekara (‘Breathe in You’) and Matti Laamanen’s mesmeric ‘Flakes’. ‘Haunt Me’, the most recent pairing between Rich & Susie Ledge, gives it a vocally-driven and emotionally charged element, while Solarstone’s ‘Energy Field’ adds more kinetic and propulsive aspects. That sharpens the mix’s forward momentum for a final time, allowing Bryan Kearney firestorm-like spin on Orkidea’s ‘Beautiful to deliver it a truly epic finale.

In electrifying form ‘XI’ launches the next phase in ‘Pure Trance’s fantastically storied, fifteen year history. It’s released on June 12 and is available for pre-save/order here.

Full digital and vinyl tracklist details follow.

Pure Trance Volume XI Digital Tracklist:
01. Orkidea - XP100
02. TasteXperience featuring Lisa White - Frustration (Glenn Morrison Remix)
03. Kev Wright & Jay Storic - From Beyond
04. Obie Dick - Foreplay
05. AUTOFLOWER - Wallflower
06. Hyperbolic Function - For Your Love
07. metakomplex & Orkidea - Dream of You
08. Eelke Kleijn - Lately
09. Obie Fernandez - Naked
10. Delerium - Innocente [Falling In Love] (DJ Tiësto Remix)
11. Novacode - Broken Soul
12. VADM - Space
13. Solarstone & Orkidea - Slowmotion VII
14. Mr. Sam vs. Fred Baker present As One - Forever Waiting (Jamie Baggotts Remix)
15. Pico Boulevard - Everybody's Nobody
16. Dual 56 - Another Place
17. Summa - Awakening the Spirit (Solarstone Edit)
18. B FROM E - Amnesia
19. Jamie Baggotts & Marc West - The End
20. Solarstone & Orkidea - Slowmotion (Allende Remix)
21. Tre Turner - Scottish Piano (Close Proximity Trance Mix)
22. Solarstone - dream sequence
23. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo - Clarion
24. Trancendent - Empyrean
25. UNPAVED - Take Me Home
26. Sophie Moleta x Orkidea x Lowland - Fall Into Love
27. Andrew Shepherd - Visualization
28. Brandt Hoff - Dream About You
29. Solarstone - Zero Hours
30. Tekara featuring Lucy Cotter - Breathe in You (Tekara’s M&M Dub)
31. Allende - The Weight
32. Markus Schulz - Forgotten Element
33. Solarstone vs. Sirocco - Destination (Effen Remix)
34. Luke Terry & Chris Johnson pres. Taisaku - Fuyu
35. Micha Mendel - Future Peace (Solarstone Pure Mix)
36. SØNIN x Orkidea - Avril
37. Jonas Steur - For Eternity
38. Orkidea - Stop The Rock
39. Young Parisians featuring Ben Lost - Jump the Next Train (Omar Sherif Remix)
40. Matti Laamanen - Flakes
41. Solarstone & Susie Ledge - Haunt Me (Dub Mix)
42. Peter Steele - Moment of Truth
43. Solarstone - Energy Field
44. Orkidea - Beautiful (Bryan Kearney Rework)



Pure Trance Volume XI Vinyl Tracklist:
Side A.
01. Orkidea - XP100 (Extended Mix) (7:59)
02. VADM - Space (Extended Mix) (6:46)

Side B.
01. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo - Clarion (8:43)
02. Eelke Kleijn - Lately (Extended Mix) (6:56)

Side C.
01. Solarstone - Zero Hours (Extended Mix) (8:45)
02. SØNIN x Orkidea - Avril (Extended Mix) (6:11)

Side D.
01. Micha Mendel - Future Peace (Solarstone Pure Mix) (9:39)
02. Jonas Steur - For Eternity (Extended Mix) (5:35)

Side E.
01. Peter Steele - Moment of Truth (Extended Mix) (8:06)
02. Orkidea - Beautiful (Bryan Kearney Rework) (6:08)

Side F.
01. Solarstone - Energy Field (Extended Mix) (7:10)
02. Luke Terry & Chris Johnson present Taisaku - Fuyu (Extended Mix) (6:58)




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09:04:00

 


For Solarstone, ‘Slowmotion’ was supposed to be just-so-simple ... Hop over to Helsinki. Do a track with Orkidea. Fly home ... and release it.

Here we all are though, running up on twenty years later, and somehow one ‘single’ single has turned into the longest running release chain in electronic music history.

While Binary Finary brought ‘1998’ to a close at ‘2000’, Mauro was done ‘Lizard’-ing by the time ‘Komodo’ came around and Dave Clarke rested his ‘Red’ series at ‘3’, ‘Slowmotion’s numbers have just kept climbing. Key to that, is the relationship between Solarstone and Orkidea, and key to that is the connexion in their sonic ethics, life, the universe and (pretty much) everything.

More conventionally ‘Slowmotion’ releases do tend to be hung off numbers in an album series though. ‘Electronic Architecture 4’, ‘Pure Progressive 1’, Rich’s numerically morse coded ‘One’, ‘Two’ & ‘Three’ artist LP series .. and, it almost goes without saying ... ‘Pure Trance’ers too. Now surpassing even Jean Michelle-Jarre’s fabled ‘Oxygene’ singles (six if we’re counting), ‘Slowmotion VII’ enters, not incidentally, just as the pair gear up for ‘XI’ – ‘Pure Trance’s monumental eleventh instalment.

The relationship between ‘Slowmotion’s title and its music has always been onomatopoeic. Rich at his most progressive, Tapio at his houseiest, and the pair together in their most ‘Northern Exposure’-esque of modes. ‘VII’s music is as deeply embedded in the nocturnal as ever. Glacially flowing, narcotic-hypnotics, all with a salt-sea-air cinematic to their harmonies. Every liquid transition over its runtime coming less ‘mixed’ and more dissolved - its chords languidly pooling, ready to feed ‘Slowmotion’s next chug of momentum.

Starting to become numeric enough to warrant an album of its own (!), ‘Slowmotion’ locks in its seventh this month. Find it through all good sales and streaming platforms here: blackhole.lnk.to/SlowmotionVII

Tracklist:
01. Solarstone & Orkidea – Slowmotion VII (Extended Mix)
02. Solarstone & Orkidea – Slowmotion VII (Original Mix)






Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Solarstone & Orkidea’s “Slowmotion VII” represents a pinnacle of progressive trance craftsmanship, seamlessly combining technical precision with profound emotional resonance. From the opening bars, the track immerses listeners in a glacially flowing soundscape, where each rhythmic pulse and melodic phrase is meticulously engineered. The rhythm, groove, and drive are perfectly calibrated at 128 BPM, enabling smooth synchronization in professional DJ sets while maintaining the hypnotic, chugging progression essential to its narrative flow. Each transition is executed with sonic finesse; the drops and build-ups emerge organically, feeling more like natural dissolutions than abrupt cuts, creating a deep sense of cohesion and storytelling that carries the listener through its extended runtime. The melodic hooks and harmonic layers are lush yet restrained, evoking the classic Northern Exposure aesthetic while embedding cinematic, salt-sea-air textures that enhance atmosphere and immersion. The harmonic structures are rich in emotional resonance, with carefully balanced chord progressions that elicit a meditative, almost narcotic effect. This immersive quality is supported by advanced sound design and production techniques: every element occupies a well-defined spatial location, with reverb and delay effects deployed to simulate vast sonic environments. Dynamic range and loudness are expertly managed, ensuring that the track feels expansive and detailed at both low and high playback levels, a crucial factor for both club and wellness applications. The originality of arrangement and structure is unmistakable, as “Slowmotion VII” avoids formulaic patterns in favor of a flowing, cinematic progression. Its deep, progressive nature lends itself to fitness and wellness classes, with research indicating that music with stable rhythmic patterns and high emotional engagement can improve focus, stamina, and mood regulation during physical activity (Karageorghis & Priest, 2012; Thaut et al., 2015). Moreover, the track’s meditative sonic qualities may promote positive effects on mental health by inducing alpha brainwave activity, which has been linked to stress reduction and enhanced relaxation (Jäncke, 2012). The track’s emotional resonance, combined with its catchiness and replay value, makes it an enduring choice not only for clubs and festivals but also for mental wellness practices such as yoga or guided meditation sessions. From a technical perspective, “Slowmotion VII” excels in cue point and loop potential, offering seamless integration into live sets. Its intro and outro structures are thoughtfully designed for mixing, providing DJs ample flexibility without compromising artistic identity. The energy flow is consistent and dynamic, building momentum gradually and maintaining a sense of forward movement that can elevate both dancefloor and therapeutic sessions. Crowd reaction potential is high due to the track’s cinematic tension and epic melodic swells, while its creative and artistic identity remain distinctive within the trance and progressive genres. #PureGold Loveit [/content][item value="10"]Rhythm, Groove & Drive[/item]
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Suggested Bibliography:
Karageorghis, C. I., & Priest, D. L. (2012). Music in the exercise domain: A review and synthesis (Part I). International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 5(1), 44–66.
Thaut, M. H., McIntosh, G. C., & Hoemberg, V. (2015). Neurobiological foundations of neurologic music therapy: Rhythmic entrainment and the motor system. Frontiers in Psychology, 5, 1185.
Jäncke, L. (2012). Music, memory and emotion. Journal of Biology, 7(6), 21.
Koelsch, S. (2014). Brain correlates of music-evoked emotions. Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 15(3), 170–180.




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01:47:00

 


You know how you always wished you could’ve been there when your favourite music comp was mixed?

To borrow a line from another electronic-music pioneer, “you’ve come a long way, baby” - an apt summary for Solarstone’s ‘Pure Trance’ album series, which reached double digits in 2024.

“When it launched”, Solarstone says, “I don’t think Pure Trance crossing the ‘Volume 10’ landmark was something many people saw happening. I’m not even sure the possibility occurred to me! Nonetheless, it was an ‘X marks the spot’ moment for the series. A natural point where one ‘chapter’ could close and another open.

Evolving something as defined as ‘Pure Trance” isn’t easy though” he grins. “So, I dug back into what made - and continues to make - the movement so uniquely one-of-a-kind. My mind went to the shows, and there, naturally a way of uniting the nights and the albums presented itself”.

At London’s Spitalfields Market on Feb 14, that’s exactly what Solarstone will do, as he turns another page in Pure Trance’s evermore-stored history. Bringing perfect symmetry and beautiful legacy to proceedings, for it he’ll be joined by his ‘Pure Trance V1’ co-mixer, Finnish DJ, producer and composer Orkidea.

Since they first began working together, the two have bonded over many shared influences, and not least a mutual respect for how mixcomps used to be forged. Specifically, ‘Northern Exposure-style’, ‘the Global Underground way’ or through the ‘Renaissance’ approach. Live, gritty, sweaty and laser-lit, yet brilliantly thought through and planned out. Then mixed with a human skill that’s been honed since the dawn of electronic music time, with each transition another tripnotic step up Jacob’s Ladder. With the pair already well-versed (through their Solarstone+Orkidea All Night Long shows) in each other’s turntable ways, the dye for Pure Trance XI has truly been cast.

On Feb 14th they will tap back into that and make flesh this perfect club-to-wider-world encapsulation. Liberation’s 13th event at Fabric is the setting and spun over a five-and-a-half-hour long, daytime set, they’ll enshrine ‘Pure Trance’s 11th.

And its creation is yours to be a part of! Witness a bit of history at Fabric, 77a Charterhouse Street on February 14th. Now what’s not to ❤️ about that!?

Tickets are available here, and ‘Pure Trance XI’ will be released in the spring of 2026.





Additional info:
solarstone.co.uk
instagram.com/richsolarstone
facebook.com/solarstone
soundcloud.com/solarstone
x.com/richsolarstone

djorkidea.com
soundcloud.com/orkidea
facebook.com/orkideaDJ
x.com/djorkidea

blackholerecordings.com
instagram.com/blackholerecordings
soundcloud.com/blackholerecordings
facebook.com/blackholerecordings
x.com/BlackHoleRec

 

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01:48:00

 


When a track sets you on fire, every cell of your body, from toe to head, you know it's something special.

Chris Bekker and Orkidea sent such a track to VANDIT Alternative and it got us trembling with excitement. MIND RAVE is exactly what it says on the tin.

Anticipation, Tension and release. Anticipation, tension and release.

The build up of rhythm, harmony, melody and dynamic changes ending up in a hot and heavy climax, releasing the tension with a feral scream... it's too good to be true.

It'll make its audience scream with excitement.



Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]VANDIT Alternative is releasing classy progressive and melodic techno with tracks that soon will be considered classics. The extremely gifted producer Orkidea meets the equally top artist Chris Bekker for the absolute progressive hit Mind Rave. Rolling driving deep basslines, thumping kicks and steady beat that drives the proceedings forward while the melodic content is added masterfully with emotional strings and haunting synths to enter your mind on that particular rave. The breakdown unleashes the show throbbing acid riffs to create mayhem and get some instant crowd reactions followed by the crescendo moment that you were waiting full of warmth, intensity, darkness and moodiness building something epic and must play on repeat mode to absorb more and more of it! #PureGold Love iT[/content]
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14:22:00

This October 18th, the Amsterdam waters will tremble to the sound of two Pure heroes: Solarstone and Orkidea. Extended sets, all night long.

They’ve done clubs. An old church. Factories. And this time, They’ll return to the Amsterdam waters.

On Friday October 18th, Solarstone welcomes you to Pure Trance ADE 2019 – an exclusive, intimate club night on the Docks 1 boat. A special, high-end events boat that docks right behind Amsterdam Central Station, and sails the Amstel during the night. With extended sets, all night long, Solarstone and Orkidea will tremble the Amsterdam waters.

Think Sasha and Digweed. Adam Beyer and Carl Cox. Deadmau5 and Eric Prydz. Musical synergy, uniting two masterminds, each showcasing their own take on the entire spectrum of trance music. Visitors will be taken on a Pure journey, focusing on music, while enjoying the feel-good atmosphere that Pure Trance events are known for.





An exclusive amount of 100 early bird tickets (€27,50) is now available via puretrance.com, as well as a special combi ticket with Black Hole Recording’s 'Voyage' Night on Sat Oct 19th.

Hurry up, with a capacity of only 600, tickets to our ADE Night are bound to sell quickly.

Tickets here

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18:10:00

If there’s a term that captures to the nth degree the music of DJ, composer and master-producer Tapio ‘Orkidea’ Hakanen, it’s ‘retrofuturism’. Passing from simple terminology to his own personal genre playground, its past-meets-the-future melange is the driving ethic behind every piece of music he sets his mind to. 

It sees him inhabit a remarkable and singular position in electronic music. Remaining anchored to its underground, he nonetheless enjoys the type of reverence typically reserved for the biggest trance stars of stage & studio. Notable by their cache of rarity, ‘Harmonia’ was only the fourth in Orkidea’s album line, throughout his near-¼ century of electronic music creation. 

Following previous long-players (‘Taika’ - 2003, ‘Metaverse’ - 2008 and ’20’ in 2011), the album tracked the inspirations of a man who has himself gone on to influence numerous subsequent production generations. Through collaboration, sonic reference, cover version and smartly subtle nuance, he intensely channelled it all into ‘Harmonia’. Included on it were the Beatport #1 charting ‘Purity’, (per DJ Mag) the “trance-progressively pumping” ‘Revolution Industrielle’ and the “coolly modulating analogue synths” (MIXMAG) of ‘Slowmotion III’. It featured collaborative works with Solarstone, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Activa, Lowland & others. 

Now, the Fin has assembled the album’s essential criterion edition. Out today, ‘Harmonia – The Deluxe Edition’ features all 14 of the album’s tracks Extended to club-conquering length. It also includes remix revisions from many a luminary. Among them are Solarstone, Jerome Isma Ae, Gai Barone, Sneijder, Factor B, Tom & Hills and a host of other besides. ‘Harmonia – The Deluxe Edition’ is the album no Orkidea fan can our should be without! 



Watch here: Interview with Orkidea at ADE 2016 


Tracklist 
01. My Sunset (Extended Mix)
02. Dreamers Of Dreams (Extended Mix)
03. Neo Romance (featuring Ben Lord) (Extended Mix)
04. p:Machinery (Extended Mix)
05. Revolution Industrielle (Extended Mix)
06. Slowmotion III (with Solarstone) (Extended Mix)
07. Strange World (featuring Sami Uotila) (Extended Mix)
08. Glowing Skies (with Lowland) (Extended Mix)
09. Nana (Extended Mix)
10. Redemption (Extended Mix)
11. Purity (Extended Mix)
12. Z21 (with Activa) (Extended Mix)
13. North Star (with Giuseppe Ottaviani) (Extended Mix)
14. Harmonia (Extended Mix)
15. Slowmotion III (with Solarstone) (Solarstone Remix)
16. Slowmotion III (with Solarstone) (Orkidea Remix)
17. Strange World (featuring Sami Uotila) (Tom & Hills Remix)
18. Glowing Skies (with Lowland) (Solarstone Pure Mix)
19. Nana (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix)
20. Nana (Gai Barone Remix)
21. Redemption (Tempo Giusto Remix)
22. Purity (Sneijder Remix)
23. Purity (Nicholas Bennison Remix)
24. Purity (Peetu S. Remix)
25. North Star (with Giuseppe Ottaviani) (Factor B Southern Star Remix)

The Deluxe Edition Of His 'Harmonia' Album available to order/listen to here today here

Additional info:
djorkidea.com
facebook.com/orkideadj
instagram.com/orkidea
soundcloud.com/orkidea

blackholerecordings.com
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facebook.com/blackholerecordings
twitter.com/BlackHoleRec

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14:34:00

He is from Finland and he is considered one of the most influential progressive trance DJ and producer. Orkidea has the wide respect and recognition from the dance community and he has released numerous albums and singles with big success on beatport charts. He played at the Pure Trance event during ADE and we requested an interview with him. In the nearly 15 minutes interview we asked him about his productions, studio set up, time that he spent to produce a track, how he met with rich solarstone and become such a good friends and about his future releases and collaborations plus the events he played including the Classical Trancelation event in Finland that well known classical symphonic orchestra played well known trance anthems in the most prestigious space in Helsinki. Definitely an interview worth watching with a real legend of quality class trance.











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http://www.blackholerecordings.com
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http://www.twitter.com/blackholerec
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