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Crossing Paths
from Crossing Paths / Neon on 1 releases
2014
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Jeremy Rowlett · In Sessions Recordings
Neon
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2014
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Jeremy Rowlett · In Sessions Recordings
Forever
from Forever EP on 1 releases
2014
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Jeremy Rowlett · Saturate Audio
Two Of A Kind
from Forever EP on 1 releases
2014
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Jeremy Rowlett · Saturate Audio
Communicate
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2016
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Jeremy Rowlett · Saturate Audio
Pitch Black
on 1 releases
2016
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Jeremy Rowlett · Joof Recordings
Sedentism
on 1 releases
2018
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Jeremy Rowlett · Forescape Digital
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2016
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2016
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2014
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2014
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2014
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Sedentism
Jeremy Rowlett · Forescape Digital
2018
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Communicate
Jeremy Rowlett · Saturate Audio
2016
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Pitch Black
Jeremy Rowlett · Joof Recordings
2016
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Crossing Paths / Neon
Jeremy Rowlett · In Sessions Recordings
2014
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Forever EP
Jeremy Rowlett · Saturate Audio
2014
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About

Real name: Jeremy Rowlett

Born in Wilmar, Arkansas, far from all that is electronic music. From 2000 to 2004, he’s been producing beats for local hip-hop groups and was getting very little pay. Realizing aside from the money issue, the sound wasn’t what he wanted to hear anymore. Late 2002, He was introduced to electronic music through a friend in high school. Some artists that stood out for him was Max Graham, Perry… Read moreO'Neil, James Holden because of the atmosphere they produced with his tracks. He then started to mimic the beats and sounds he was hearing until a sound of his own started to develop. In early 2005, He started an alias called Solarrain which saw no releases but had a couple of radio plays with Chris Chambers’ Elevated Progressive show on DI.fm. This break through, made him realize the potential in his work. Even though, trance was the direction he was trying to push for, a more progressive sound seemed to be emerging from his work. Since then, he’s been working hard at coming up with a more progressive sound but never ruling out the trance like atmospheres.

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