What makes Seven Cities by Solarstone notable?

'Seven Cities' achieved remarkable commercial success, reaching the top of dance charts across Europe and earning critical acclaim for its innovative approach to trance music. The track's iconic status helped define the sound of late 90s trance, influencing countless artists and becoming a staple in DJ sets worldwide. Released in 1999, 'Seven Cities' marked a significant moment for Solarstone as their breakthrough single, propelling them into the global trance scene. This track solidified their reputation as pioneers within the genre, showcasing their unique sound characterized by lush melodies and atmospheric production.

How many songs are on Seven Cities?

Seven Cities has 3 tracks, running approximately 19 minutes.

Seven Cities

Solarstone · 1999

19 min · 3 tracks · trance

An ethereal blend of progressive and uplifting trance that transports listeners to a sonic paradise.

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Seven Cities (Solar Stone's Atlantis edit) — This shorter edit captures the essence of the original while emphasizing its melodic hooks, making it accessible for radio play and club mixes.
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Seven Cities (Solar Stone's Atlantis mix) — The extended mix showcases Solarstone's signature lush soundscapes and hypnotic beats, allowing listeners to fully immerse in its euphoric journey.
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Seven Cities (Solaris Heights mix) — This version offers a more intricate arrangement with deeper basslines and atmospheric elements, highlighting the versatility of the original composition.

Tracklist

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1 Seven Cities (Solar Stone's Atlantis edit) 3:31
2 Seven Cities (Solar Stone's Atlantis mix) 8:11
3 Seven Cities (Solaris Heights mix) 7:51

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