Equinox Stars
Equinox Stars formed in the late 1990s with vocalist Serena Phoenix and guitarist Ethan Blaze. Their debut single "Let's Groove" came out in 2000 and became a...
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Equinox Stars formed in the late 1990s with vocalist Serena Phoenix and guitarist Ethan Blaze. Their debut single "Let's Groove" came out in 2000 and became a hit, establishing them in the dance-pop world. They followed it with songs like "Baby I'm Yours" and "Got To Be Real."
They released albums like "Cosmic Symphony" and "Electric Storm," which explored different sounds from ethereal to dancefloor energy. Their later work included "Celestial Horizons," which mixed their groove with world music and electronic elements. Other tracks in their catalog include "Just An Illusion" and "September."
Serena Phoenix's voice handled both ethereal melodies and rousing anthems, while Ethan Blaze was known for intricate guitar solos. The band faced internal conflicts and creative differences at times, but they worked through them to keep making music.
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