LUMIN8 Records Announces Dual Genre Release Waves Spanning Trance and Opera

LUMIN8 Records is preparing two major release waves that showcase the label's growing artistic range from high-energy trance and dance productions to dramatic contemporary opera and classical crossover. The first wave arrives November 29 featuring international vocalists Alejandra, Diego, and electronic co-producer Sergio G-Man with tracks including Alejandra's "Feel the Heat" and "Let Me Show You How (To Love Me)" along with Diego's "Fire and Ice" and Sergio G-Man's bonus release "Digital Love Transmission." All tracks were written by B.F. Alexander and produced by B.F. Alexander and Sergio G-Man, blending emotional lyricism with cinematic electronic production.

A second release wave follows December 20 introducing the new division LUMIN8 Classica dedicated to modern opera, dramatic vocals, and cinematic orchestral compositions. All four Classica titles are performed by Alejandra showcasing her vocal versatility and commanding operatic range including "Cenere e Fuoco (Ashes and Fire)" and "Lumen in Tenebris (Light in Darkness)." These works highlight Alejandra's ability to transition from trance and dance stylings to full dramatic opera blending modern composition with timeless vocal performance. B.F. Alexander stated that LUMIN8 Records represents their evolution into dance and trance energy music that connects emotion and motion while LUMIN8 Classica expands that vision into opera and cinematic expression.

These releases continue the momentum established by The Alexander Project alongside the collective's additional imprints including Mental Bill Records, Unfiltered Records, and ZANDERSONGSMUSIC forming a versatile independent ecosystem committed to artist-owned rights, global collaboration, and multi-genre innovation. All titles will be available worldwide on streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and YouTube Music on their respective release dates. The dual release strategy demonstrates how independent labels can successfully bridge seemingly disparate musical genres while maintaining artistic integrity and commercial viability in today's fragmented music landscape.