GHSTGHSTGHST's latest offering, "Reach Out (Feat. Lauren L'aimant)," invites listeners into a mesmerizing sonic landscape that brilliantly marries elements of nostalgia and modernity. Building on the momentum generated by his previous hit "Spicey," which found acclaim in a Mixmag Lab through BBC Radio Introducing's Jaguar and resonated strongly at Glastonbury, this new track serves as a natural progression in his musical evolution.



"Reach Out" exhibits a masterful fusion of 90s trance aesthetics with a contemporary sonic palette. The song's foundation is rooted in the unmistakable hallmarks of classic trance: pulsating basslines, euphoric synth melodies, and dynamic build-ups. These elements evoke a sense of euphoria that harkens back to the genre's golden era while maintaining a fresh, cutting-edge sound.



Lauren L'aimant's vocals effortlessly intertwine with the production, adding an ethereal quality that amplifies the emotional resonance of the track. Her versatile voice, known for gracing dance music circuits, provides a compelling centerpiece that draws listeners into the heart of the song's narrative.



GHSTGHSTGHST's deft production skills shine through in the meticulous arrangement and layering of the track. The meticulous attention to detail is evident in the seamless transitions between sections, as well as the precision of each sonic element. This approach ensures a captivating sonic journey from start to finish.



The production not only captures the essence of trance's heyday but also leverages the technological advancements of today's music production, resulting in a polished and vibrant sound. The track's sonic depth and expansive atmospheres create an immersive experience that allows listeners to lose themselves in its sonic tapestry.