The next offering from Stories In Trance comes once again from one of the founder members of the label, Miguel Angel Castellini, with our Eighteenth release, the superb Love & Hope. Talented Argentine producer Miguel Angel Castellini continues to create imaginative pieces of trance, and Love & Hope will only add to his growing list of exciting productions. Not too long after the release of his previous track, the magnificent Rominica (SIT #15), Miguel shows his range of vision and imagination by serving up a quicker, more aggressive piece, with constantly evolving layers and a hugely definitive lead melody making this one to remember. Expect plenty more from Miguel soon. Supporting the original from the flanks come exceptional remixes from two relative newcomers who go well beyond with these truly notable rethinks. First comes Poland's Max Stealthy with what is nothing short of absolute quality, and after his stunning debut on Stories In Trance with his 'Charge EP' (SIT #14), and his widely acclaimed remix of spArk's 'Clouds Come' (SIT #17) he swiftly returns with this cracker, adding pace, power and some excellent progressive layering to the mix to create another genuine big room trancer. Max is deservedly getting the attention of some of the biggest names in trance right now, and with productions of this calibre it is easy to see why. This is not to be missed. In addition, we offer up the second reinterpretation from Poland, this time from Daniel Meyer. Following on from his impressive remix of T Gate's Faith (SIT #8), Daniel continues along similar lines here with another driving aggressive take on an original. There is something distinctly old school about Daniel's work, and this is to his credit as his simple, clean cut version leaves us with a very pure, unfussy and potent remix, superbly complimenting the original and finishing what we hope you agree is an outstanding package. Stories In Trance aims to uncover the most talented and imaginative new producers and team up with some of the more established names in the scene to work together in evolving the sound. This release sticks firmly to our philosophy of not only showcasing a diverse range of sounds within trance, but also offering balanced releases by seeking out those that can interpret the original in a different way. As our story continues, we hope that you enjoy our eighteenth release! Kind regards and happy days! Matt Carter / Thomas Carter Stories In Trance