Artist: Lone
Record Label: R&S Records
Genre: house
On 7th May, Lone will release his fourth album, the first since the fantastic “Emerald Fantasy Tracks” (Magic Wire, 2010). “Galaxy Gardens” will be out on R&S Records and features collaborations with Machinedrum and Anneka. The first single “Crystal Caverns 1991” is another fine example of his colourful, idyllic, image-invoking sound.
Albums Lone - Galaxy Garden
Podcasts Eclectic Mix From Lone - Matt Cutler puts out the second delivery in a new series of R&S mixes
News The New Lone Album, Streaming Now - Listen to “Galaxy Garden” via Hype Machine
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