Secretly Famous AKA duo Nath & Rich return to the label with an upcoming 4 track EP. Secretly Famous, renowned for their melodic progressive house style and timeless production feel, pushes the creative boundaries effortlessly blending contemporary production with a classic progressive house vibe.
Jochem Hamerling Joins the ranks with his latest 3 track EP titled Valhalla. Hailing from the Netherlands his productions are hard to pin down stylistically, they always serve the dancefloor. This versatility is reflected in the wide range of labels he’s released on, including Watergate, A State Of Trance, Truesoul, Renaissance, Days Like Nights. His tracks have earned support from an equally diverse group of artists, such as Hernan Cattaneo, Marco Carola, Armin van Buuren, and Vintage Culture.
Rolasoul, the collaborative project of Simon James and Adam Helal, brings a unique blend of melodic house and techno to the forefront with this release. Their previous works, such as the Phoenix EP, have showcased their ability to craft intricate soundscapes that captivate listeners and keep them coming back for more. With Lost In You, Rolasoul continues this tradition, delivering a track that is both uplifting and introspective, a true reflection of their evolving artistry.
In the hallowed tradition of compilations past, Ray of Light Records steps forward with a statement, not a whisper. Release number 87 – Out of Focus (Nick Stoynoff Remix) by Dougal Fox & Aubrey Fry is poised to become one of those underground anthems that DJ’s drop as proof of vision. From its first seconds it feels like midnight rewound, tinted in smoke and neon, built for the kind of dancefloor worship where lights blur and breath becomes music.
In a catalogue built of midnight dreams and club pulse, the centurion mark finally arrives. Ray Of Light Records unveils its Release 100, a statement piece: Spanish maestro Alex Medina delivers License To Live and Theory Of Stupidity, buttressed by remixes from Glenn Morrison and Dougal Fox. This is not mere celebratory markup — it is a reclamation of what melodic electronic music can still promise Dougal Fox. This is not mere celebratory markup — it is a reclamation of what melodic electronic music can still promise.
