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Solarstone And Susie Ledge Release New Single-“Haunt Me”

Tim Stark March 1, 2026

Bold prediction perhaps, but we’ll say it anyway: “Haunt Me”‘s a one-and-done — the kind of record that locks you […]

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Solarstone Records ‘Pure Trance XI’ Live At Liberation v13

Tim Stark February 23, 2026

VALENTINE’S DAY SAW THE DUO SHARE THE DECKS FOR A 5 HOUR-LONG, ALL-DAY, LIVE RECORDING OF THE 11TH PURE TRANCE […]

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Solarstone & Clara Yates – “your sacrifice”

Tim Stark July 12, 2025

First came “shivelight,” then “sonata,” and last month Solarstone delivered us his introspective “innermost” with the release of the musician/DJ’s ninth studio album. Into […]

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Solarstone Releases New Album – “innermost”

Tim Stark June 13, 2025

It’s been a minute since Solarstone’s last album. (Actually, it’s been several million of them, as “island” was released five […]

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Solarstone Releases New Single “Sonata”

Tim Stark May 27, 2025

Following “Shivelight,” Solarstone continues to singles-build towards the early summer release of his “Innermost” album with “Sonata” – a track that channels the […]

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Solarstone – Shivelight

bs-supera April 8, 2025

“Atmosphere” and “mood:” in relation to Solarstone’s upcoming (May 2025) artist LP, “innermost,” they’re going to be two descriptives you’ll […]

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Janet Jackson

the Janet Jackson Exhibit Opens At The Grammy Museum in L.A.

March 9, 2026 bs-supera

Step Into Music Video History at the Janet Jackson Iconic Style Exhibit At The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles For fans of music, fashion, and pop culture’s most unforgettable moments, a can’t-miss experience is currently on view at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, California. The Janet Jackson: Music Video Looks exhibit celebrates the artistry and […]

Nas

Nas, Ownership Over Clout, And The Blueprint For Generational Wealth

March 9, 2026 Shon Murdock

In hip-hop, wealth has often been measured in visible success, diamond chains, foreign cars, and sold-out arenas. But real power has always lived somewhere quieter, in ownership. Few artists have embodied that evolution more strategically than Nas, a lyricist who turned street poetry into boardroom leverage and transformed rap earnings into generational equity. From the […]

Chase & Status

EMW Presents Why Not Now? Set For Memorial Day Weekend

March 3, 2026 bs-supera

EMW Presents has announced their inaugural Why Not Now?, a two-night event taking place over Memorial Day Weekend, May 23–24, 2026. Set against the towering industrial monoliths and the connected corridors that create Industry City’s open-air courtyards, Why Not Now? will amplify Brooklyn’s raw architectural landscape with a vibrant technicolor energy curated by an “in-the-moment” […]

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Solarstone And Susie Ledge Release New Single-“Haunt Me”

March 1, 2026 Tim Stark

Bold prediction perhaps, but we’ll say it anyway: “Haunt Me”‘s a one-and-done — the kind of record that locks you in on first listen and plays on loop in the mind, long after the speakers have gone quiet. In that instant catch, there’s a certain irony too, as, for the first time in his career, […]

Christian Burns

Christian Burns Releases Darker Days (Original & Avenue One Mixes)

March 1, 2026 Tim Stark

From the forward-looking, Jan-hopeful lean of his most recent single “Fall To You,” Christian Burns moves onto the slightly less sanguine sounding “Darker Days.” After all, every lighter yin must result in some shadowy yang, right?? Well not necessarily, as “sounding” is very much the operative word here, as once again Christian delivers the electronic […]

Ciaran McAuley

Ciaran McAuley Announces New Album “Finding Me”

March 1, 2026 Tim Stark

Ironically perhaps, owes its existence to a period of profound creative doubt on Ciaran McAuley’s behalf. After years of forward momentum, the Irish artist found himself questioning not only his own direction, but his relationship with music itself. At that crossroads, rather than forcing (what now only had the appearance of) progress, he chose to […]