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Released: APRIL 22 2003

POSITIVA

The first track from Paul Van Dyk's Reflections album was Nothing But You and gave Jan her highest UK singles chart position yet. She features on the track along with vocalist Kym. The single was nominated for a grammy.

Two UK CD singles:

UK CD1

1. Nothing But You (UK Radio Edit)
2. Nothing But You (Vandit Club Mix)
3. La Fiesta de las Canicas
4. Enhanced Video Section

Catalogue Number: 724355257802

UK CD2

1. Nothing But You (PVD Club Mix)
2. Nothing But You (Faithless Remix)
3. Nothing But You (Cirrus Mix 2)

Catalogue Number: 724355257826

A US CD single was released on the Mute label featuring more mixes

1. Nothing But You (PVD radio Mix)
2. Nothing But You (Vandit Radio Mix)
3. Nothing But You (PVD Club Mix)
4. Nothing But You (Cirrus Mix)
5. Nothing But You (Vandit Club Mix )
6. Nothing But You (Tomekk Mix)

Released: OCTOBER 20 2003

POSITIVA

Paul Van Dyk's album Reflections features new signing to his Vandit label Jan Johnston. And quite heavily too. Of the thirteen tracks on the album, Jan is featured on five and co-wrote four of these, the fifth (Nothing But You) she sang with vocalist Kym was nominated for a grammy. The tracks featuring Jan are indicated with an asterisk below.

1. Crush
2. Time of our Lives
3. Like a Friend *
4. Reflections
5. Nothing But You *
6. Buenaventura
7. Homage *
8. Never Forget
9. Knowledge
10. That's Life
11. Connected
12. Spellbound *
13. Kaleidoscope *

Catalogue Number: 5936232

Released: JANUARY 13 2003

NEBULA RECORDS

'The Wave / Raging (Storm)' - Cosmic Gate track "Raging (Storm)" featuring Jan Johnston from their "No More Sleep" album has been released in the UK on the Nebula record label (www.nebula.uk.com). It is released with The Wave (which does not feature Jan).

Review: German production outfit Cosmic Gate are already hard trance heroes whilst Nebula is one of the scene's biggest and most consistent labels, so it was always gonna be inevitable that a meeting between the two would be something special. Well, 'The Wave' (and all this release's bonus tracks) more than live up to expectations. 'The Wave' is an awesome instrumental trance track with a sampled vocal whilst 'Raging (Storm)' sees Cosmic Gate team up with the irrepressible Jan Johnston for a full vocal work out. On the remix tip: Svenson & Gielen provide a tough Dutch trance angle and new boys Flutlicht, from the Drizzly label, get funky under Johnston's awesome vocals.

The CD single is released as "The Wave", the Cosmic mix features Raging Flutlicht Vocal Remix, The Wave New Club Mix, Raging New Club Mix and The Wave Svenson & Gielen Remix.

The two 12" have the full versions of the Raging mixes.

CD Single:

1. The Wave (7" Mix)
2. The Wave (Cosmic Mix)
3. The Wave (The Video)

Catalogue Number: NEBCD036

12" LS1:

1. The Wave (New Club Mix)
2. Raging (New Club Mix)

Catalogue Number: NEBT036

12" LS2:

1. The Wave (Svenson & Gielen remix)
2. Raging (Flutlicht Vocal remix)

Catalogue Number: NEBTX03

Released: JULY 29 2002

PERFECTO RECORDS

Am I On Pause is the third release from Jan Johnston on the Perfecto label. It was written by Jan Johnston and Rob Davis. Remixes include the anthemic Trailer Trash vocal mix which layers angelic whispers over rippling synths finally erupting into a majestic peak. Oliver Lieb goes sub aquatic with his soothing laidback deep groove. Pete Lorimer picks up the pace with his 29 Palms mix, drenched in warm keys and typical of his glossy West Coast style. Finally it’s over to the lazy Slowhouse Vox mix to cool it back down with its mellow beat and ambient chill. Released on 2 x 12" vinyl only on 29th July 2002.

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• Trailer Trash Mix
• Oliver Lieb Mix
• 29 Palms Remix
• Slowhouse Vox Mix

Released: MARCH 10 2003

ID&T

All tracks written, composed and arranged by Sven Maes and Johan Gielen. Vocals written and performed by Jan Johnston. The single was released in a number of formats featuring the mixes listed below. It was also included on Svenson & Gielen's album The Beauty of Silence.

1. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Svenson's Radio Edit) (3:51)
2. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Green Court Radio Mix) (4:05)
3. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Original Vocal Mix) (7:08)
4. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Svenson Remix) (8:29)
5. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Original Instrumental) (9:30)
6. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Green Court Remix) (10:31)
7. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Spacedriver Remix) (8:20)
8. Beachbreeze (Remember The Summer) (Eniac Remix) (7:34)

Catalogue Number: 7006348

Released: FEBRUARY 7 2005

Captivating Sounds Holland

Jan's first collaboration with Serge Devant resulted in Transparent initially released in autumn 2004 on the Armada label.

1. Original mix
2. Outback remix
3. Benz & MD's Aurium remix
4. Filo & Peri Remix

Catalogue Number: CVSA 018/016

Released: APRIL 14 2003

POSITIVA

2003 saw Jan Johnston's old track given new life. A track that started out as a B-side (called 'The Prayer'), the hook from the song was sampled by BT and Taylor and released back in 1996 as Libra Presents Taylor - Anomaly (Calling Your Name). This became one of the most remixed tracks ever, almost getting an annual outing until 2003 when the original writer (that's Jan in case you lost it somewhere!) took it on again and re-wrote a new song around the hook line using the ideas from the various mixes of her song. The result was a new set of verses to give a brand new context to the disembodied line of "Calling Your Name".

Previously only released as Libra, this was now released by Platipus as Jan Johnston. A number of mixes on different 12" releases were available, and collected onto a single CD available from the Platipus label direct the 10 mix CD is listed here for completeness.

1. Thrillseekers Radio Edit
2. Thrillseekers Remix
3. Thrillseekers Dub
4. Kansai Remix
5. Kansai Dub
6. Neo & Farina Remix
7. Neo & Farina Dub
8. Art of Trance Remix
9. Art of Trance Dub
10. Art of Trance Chillout Version

Catalogue Number: N/A

Released: MAY 6 2003

IN TRANCE WE TRUST

A collaboration between Jan Johnston and DJ Cor Fijneman produced Venus. Anyone lucky enough to have been one of the 20,000 present at the DJ Tiesto gig in Arnhem early in 2003 would have been priveliged to hear this sung live.

CD single:

UK CD1

1. Venus (Radio Edit)
2. Venus (US Radio Edit)
3. Venus (Tiesto Remix)
4. Venus (DJ Cor Fijneman's Outstanding Mix)

Catalogue Number: ITWT 352-2 CD-M

Released:UNRELEASED

PERFECTO RECORDS

1. Silent Words
2. Emerging
3. Before
4. Alligator Waters
5. Unafraid
6. Superstar
7. Freeze Frame
8. Is Disaster Coming
9. As The Cracks Appear
10. No Excuses
11. 21st Century Cinderella
12. God's Plan

Released: JULY 16 2001

PERFECTO RECORDS

Silent Words was the second release from Jan Johnston on the Perfecto label, and generated a fantastic buzz before its release. Released as a 3-track CD single, and 2-track 12" single there were a number of mixes of this track. A six track promo version of this release also came out before the official release, and a few websites had this up as the official release before the three track CD single was released on 16th July 2001.

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• 1 Paul Oakenfold single edit 2.51
• 2 Mekka & Monoboy Radio Mix 3.00
• 3 Lyric & Natali Mix 1 9.31
• 1 Mekka & Monoboy Remix 8.38 (vinyl)
• 2 Lyric & Natali Mix 1 9.31 (vinyl)

Further as yet unreleased mixes of this song exist from Chiller Twist.

Click on one of the links below to get the e-card for Flesh - either click to open it or right click and 'save as':

• Flesh E-card - PC version (650k)
• Flesh E-card - Mac version (950k)

You should see a link to download the video on one of the pages of the e-card (click on the box in the top right corner).

UK: XTRAV6CDS

UK: XTRAV6CDX

Mercury and Solace was the first single released from BT's album Movement In Still Life, and marked not only the return of the songwriting partnership between Jan and Brian, but also Jan's return to the UK Top 40. The video was filmed in LA's Mohavi desert (someone correct me if I'm wrong on that). The song was released on a few formats in the UK, with the CD single containing the Radio Edit, Quivver's Transatlantic Remix and the Transa Mix. Two 12" were initially released which contained additionally the Dub and the 12" mix, a European 12" appeared which contained four of the mixes listed, and a white label Marc Shimmon (one-sided vinyl) release came after that. BT wrote a track for the 'Go' soundtrack, for which Jan sang a vocal. BT took the vocal off this track and made 'Mercury and Solace' (subtitled 'Reach Out' on the Australian release).

UK: HEDSCD 001

This single "featuring Jamie Myerson" was only released in the US (release date 03/12/98) by an independent label Sound Gizmo. This 12" only release contains two mixes - a remix and an instrumental. Both were featured on a compilation CD released in 2000 from the label (Sound Gizmo) called Sonar 1.0.

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Another single labelled as "featuring Jan Johnston" the massive club anthem 'Skydive' was released by Freefall (DJs Alan Bremner and Anthony Pappa) and co-written by Jan Johnston. Initially released on the Stress record label, then re-released on Superfly, and later re-released on Renaissance. The song was initially released on 16/11/98 in the UK. The Ministry magazine gave it a big thumbs-up, and has become a classic anthem in the clubs in the UK and across the world, also appearing on a number of dance and anthem compilation CDs. The original release features three mixes of the song - an edit, a 12" mix and a dub.

An Operatic mix by X-Static was on the re-released 12" as well as an Oliver Moldan mix on the CD. The Renaissance releases featured mixes by Mara and Way Out West, then later by Warrior, Sono and John Johnson. A number of commercially unreleased mixes of this track exist in the form of white labels only, mixes from the likes of Hifi Bugs, and Adam Dived.

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This song appears on Maryland dance artist BT's ESCM album and features once again vocals added (written) by Jan Johnston. The following is BT's own commentary on the track described as a 'melancholy pop number over Giorgio Moroder/New Order house blueprint':

"This track has Jan Johnston from Manchester singing on it. I found her CD two or three years ago in a cut-price bin; she used to be on A&M doing this folky stuff and I thought she had such a magnificently beautiful voice I ended up sampling it for a record I did called 'Anomaly' so we had to call her and get sample clearance. She was like, 'Just have it but promise me when you do your record you'll have me over and we'll do some stuff'. Too right - I was really flattered. We wrote a bunch of stuff but this is the first track we did. I was playing 'Chopin's 21st Prelude' on a piano in Planet 4 - he'd sue me if he was still alive - but anyway I came up with the melody and chorus and sang it to Jan who recorded it and just ad-libbed the verses. Simon Hill is this genius at arranging strings and they come up at the end."

The track was originally released on two CD singles in the UK, both featuring four mixes of the song (the only common mix to both CDs is the edit version) all different to the version available on the album. An 'enhanced' US release of the CD single containing eight tracks (over an hour of music) features seven mixes of the song (including Sasha's mix and an album edit which are not on the UK releases) plus a new mix of "Love, Peace and Grease", as well as some CD-ROM elements - the full videos for "Remember" and "Love, Peace and Grease". The single cover to the US release has the same picture as ESCM rather than the UK cover pictured here.

The song was re-issued in April 1998 in the UK, again on two CD singles with slightly different track listings to the previous release. This time, a new American radio edit (with Simon Hill's strings that were missing from the original edit version) was accompanied by the two Paul Van Dyk remixes and Sasha's remix on one CD, with CD02 featuring BT's remixes from the previous CD01 with a new edit version of his Mood II Swing mix. The single covers of the re-released 'Remember' are shots from the video.

UK: PERF150CD1 (and PERF150CD2)

US: 943970-2

UK: PERF160CD1 (and PERF160CD2) (re-issue)

You can find links to BT sites in the 'links' page.

This single "featuring Jan Johnston" released by dance act Sub-Merge on the AM:PM record label (a subsidiary of A&M) was co-written by Jan Johnston and features her distinctive vocals on four of the five mixes found on the cd single (the fifth being an instrumental). The song did extremely well in the clubs and the dance charts and finally put Jan where she wanted to be - in the UK top 30 - when it reached number 28 in February 1997.

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In 1996, this was the track that gave Jan's career a boost, albeit in a totally different direction to one she had previously taken. The track was released as "Libra presents Taylor & BT" Calling Your Name - Anomaly, and was mixed from a b-side track (The Prayer) from Jan's single Paris. BT called Jan to get sample clearance and Jan gave him the song with with a promise that they would record together. BT jumped at the chance and we have the songs Remember, Lullaby For Gaia, Mercury and Solace, Sunblind, etc etc to thank for it. There are numerous different releases of the song and at least 15 different mixes to date. The track was re-released in 1999 as it featured in the middle of the movie American Pie.

UK: PLAT24

UK: PLAT24 CD

After a break of three years Jan Johnston was back in the summer of 1994 with the thoughtful Paris, alone, or so it seemed. The cd single featured two additional tracks that would not appear on the forthcoming Naked But For Lilies album, Am I In Love? and The Prayer.

An artist called Taylor along with BT sampled the chorus from the b-side "The Prayer" for their song 'Anomaly - Calling Your Name').

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BT's third album features 'Mercury and Solace', the first single from Movement In Still Life on which Jan sings lead vocal. Jan can also be heard on backing vocals on another single from the album 'Dreaming' as well as backing vocals on 'Running Down The Way Up'. There was a limited edition release in Japan which featured the track 'Sunblind' on which Jan performs the lead vocal.

MISL (UK): HEDSCA001

Dreaming (UK): HEDSCD002

The third volume in the Hackers soundtrack CDs features a track written by Jan Johnston and Jamie Myerson under the pseudonym 'Cloak'. Jamie Myerson was also on writing credits with Jan for "Silent Words" and the unreleased "Emerging" album.

Jan also featured on the Hackers Vol II soundtrack as it contained the much favoured BT track "Remember".

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This compilation album from BT is a two disc offering, and has as the title suggests a number of rare BT tracks, and a number of remixed BT tracks. Jan features in both sections on no less than four tracks. Jan takes pole position on both discs. On disc 1 the album kicks off with "Remember" and later contains the first Jan Johnston/BT collaboration released as 'Libra Presents Taylor - Anomaly - Calling Your Name'. This was of course BT sampling Jan's work from her track "The Prayer", a b-side of the "Paris" single from "Naked But For Lilies".

Disc 2 starts with one of the most hotly discussed and sought after BT tracks of all time, "Sunblind". Originally released in a very limited quantity on a Japanese 2-disc version of "Movement In Still Life" this had become the Holy Grail of BT tracks and was a much downloaded and quickly spread mp3 on the internet. Finally, Jan appears again in a more limited capacity on backing vocal duty on the Kirsty Hawkshaw led track "Dreaming".

From the stable of Paul Oakenfold, the original soundtrack to the 2001 summer blockbuster 'Swordfish' starring John Travolta, Hugh Jackman and Halle Berry featured many of the acts and tracks much favoured by this superstar DJ.

In the case of Jan Johnston this was a remix of a track from the unreleased "Emerging" album, "Unafraid". The remix more than does the song justice and the track fitted perfectly and was prominently placed in this high octane action movie. Jan performed the track "Unafraid" live at the world premiere of 'Swordfish' in New York.

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Paul Oakenfold's double CD offering in this case includes two tracks from Jan Johnston. An otherwise unavailable mix of "Silent Words" as well as a remix of Jan's cover of the Carpenters' classic "Superstar". The Superstar mix is by Bill Hamel and the Silent Words mix is a vocal mix from Solar Stone.

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Another Paul Oakenfold double CD which is recorded live from the Shadow Lounge in Miami. The track on this CD called "Am I On Pause" is different from those included on the single when it was revamped by Jan and Paul in 2002. Initially titled "Time" the track was originally produced by Paul De Aragon, and was written by Jan and songwriter Rob Davis.

A rare A&M sampler from 1994 contains two tracks from Jan Johnston. Whilst signed to A&M Jan released the "Naked But For Lilies" album. One of the tracks on this sampler is "Wild Child", touted as the third single from "Naked But For Lilies" it was never released on its own but is one of the most popular songs from that album. The other track from Jan Johnston on this sampler is called "Totally Blind" and can not be found anywhere else. It is very much in the style of the "Naked But For Lilies" album, and is most likely one of the many songs written by Jan Johnston and Tony Kirkham that never made it to an official release.

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This full CD from DJ Tiesto features two mixes of the same track from Jan, called "Close To You" there is the original version which is a slow trancey number full of passion and feeling, and a more upbeat remix. Originally released in Japan, this CD is now available across the rest of the world.

Japanese release: AVCD-11960

Released: AUGUST 2003

PERFECTO

Perfecto Greatest Hits double CD release features two Jan Johnston tracks from her time with the influential label of Paul Oakenfold. Included are the anthemic Flesh (DJ Tiesto Mix), and a mix of the unreleased Superstar (Perfecto Mix) exclusive to this CD.

• CD02 - Track 06. Flesh (DJ Tiesto Mix)
• CD02 - Track 10. Superstar (Perfecto Mix)

Catalogue Number: PERFALB07CD

Jan Johnston's second album released 5.9.94 featured a more noticeable synthesised presence but was still very much acoustic based. It also featured something else that Intro... didn't have - different backing singers. Previously Jan had done all her own backing vocals. Paris and Alive were released as singles. The song If Heaven Callz was spotted on a radio airplay list on the net. The planned third single from Naked But For Lilies was Wild Child - either a re-mix or re-recorded version - although the song was never released [shame since this seems to have been most people's favourite from the album]. Again the album contained a wide range of songs from the grandeur of Paris to the thoughtful and serious Don't Make Promises, through Jan's "sexy song" Calling You, Something's In The House - a song about the alcoholic mother of a friend - to Strange Day, a day we've all known at one time.

Track listing:

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The upbeat second single from Naked But For Lilies featured a video (see a couple of images from the video here) of Jan in a brightly coloured room with two pigs (Jo and Bennett) and lots of flowers. The cd single itself contained a slower acoustic version of the title track (renamed Still Alive At 3 a.m.) and an additional song When My Hero Dies. Once again a promo only version of the release was pressed with the lyrics printed on the inside of the sleeve.

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After a break of three years Jan Johnston was back in the summer of 1994 with the thoughtful Paris, alone, or so it seemed. The cd single featured two additional tracks that would not appear on the forthcoming Naked But For Lilies album, Am I In Love? and The Prayer.

An artist called Taylor along with BT sampled the chorus from the b-side "The Prayer" for their song 'Anomaly - Calling Your Name').

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1. Paris
2. Am I In Love?
3. The Prayer

J.J.'s debut album in 1991 was heavily acoustic from the initial piano/vocal of 'Denim and Blue' through the jazzy 'Success' there was a perfect mixture of happy, sad, powerful and simple songs.

Track listing:

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The band's third (and final) single from Intro... featured an artistic sleeve design showing Jan in a pensive mood. Once again a four track 12"/cd single:

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1. Crying Over You
2. Cold Is The Memory
3. Crying Over You (accapella version)
4. Mother

This was the second single to be taken from Intro... and reached number 45 in the U.K. charts. The 12" and cd single both contained four tracks:

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1. If This Is Love
2. Denim And Blue
3. If This Is Love (Acoustic Version)
4. Wedding Day

Slide Away recorded in 1990 was the first release by J.J. under the CBS music label, and the first single to be taken from the band's debut album Intro... . The 12" version/cd single both contained four tracks, the string laden title song, with Time Is Like A Train, an early version of Crying Over You and the beautifully simple Secret Smiles (my personal favourite). The sleeve design featured great abstract artwork with the J.J. logo in the centre and is Tony Kirkham's favourite sleeve by the band.

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1. Slide Away
2. Time Is Like A Train
3. Crying Over You
4. Secret Smiles

If I Never See Sunday Again was the first release by J.J. in 1988 and was recorded at Square One studios, Bury, England. The 12" version features an extended dance mix as well as the 7" version of the song, plus an additional track "Moving Away" reminiscent of another Manchester band The Smiths.

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Released: JANUARY 2005

PERFECTO RECORDS

A compilation for the reality show 'The Club' featured Paul Oakenfold's track Delirium which was used as the theme for the show.

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Released:OCTOBER 24, 2005

MAELSTROM RECORDS

Cosmic Gate's revamping of the now classic club anthem that is Skydive.

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1. 7 Inch Mix (3:35)
2. 12 Inch Mix (8:10)
3. Cosmic Gates AM To PM Mix (10:49)
4. Riley & Durrant Remix (8:20)
5. Cosmic Gates AM To PM Dub (8:33)

Released: Summer 2001 (promo)

PERFECTO

This promo only summer sampler from Perfecto featured a couple of otherwise unreleased mixes of Emerging track As The Cracks Appear.

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1. As The Cracks Appear (Humate Mix) (9:23)
2. As The Cracks Appear (Highland Mix) (9:46)

Released: Unreleased (promo)

PERFECTO

Jan's cover version of The Carpenter's classic Superstar was an excellent showcase for her vocal talent. The song was part of Jan's solo album Emerging, but alike the album it was never released as a single. It did however appear on a few compilation albums and enjoyed remixes by Todd Terry and Bill Hamel amongst others. It can be found on double cd Slinky World Class and double cd Perfecto Presents ... Ibiza.

Released: 2003

BT - Emotional Technology

The third solo offering from BT to feature Jan Johnston on vocals.

Released: 2006

DJ Shah meets Jan Johnston

1. Original Mix (11:37)
2. Long Island Dub (16:26)
3. High Noon At Salinas (13:59)

Released:10th September 2007

JJoy and Jan Johnston, released by Coldharbour Recordings

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1. Original
2. Tenishia Remix

Released: 18/09/2006

Cosmic Gate - Earth Mover

Also features the track "I Feel Wonderful", Cosmic Gate and Jan's reworking of club anthem Skydive.

Released: 12/10/2006

Leama & Moor

1. Original Mix (9:19)
2. Andrew Bennett And Tom Cloud Dub Mix (12:59)
3. Cats And Sieja Mix (10:29)

Released: 2008

Trenix & Jan Johnston

1. Double Agents Remix (8:49)
2. Funabashi Remix (7:48)
3. E:Mortal Mix (8:33)
4. Nick Murray Remix (7:10)
5. Caly's Love Mix (8:13)
6. Jorn Van Deynhoven & Joshua Cunningham Remix (7:44)
7. Dub Mix (9:13)
8. Vocal Mix (9:13)

Released: 25th July 2008

Nektarios meets F-Used

A collaboration between the two most prominent trance vocalists of our time, Jan Johnston & Kirsty Hawkshaw come together with Nektarios to bring you the F-Used project with their first release Invisible Walls.
The 25th July 2008 release contains six mixes:

1. Original Mix (06:54)
2. Original Radio Edit (03:55)
3. Miracle Mix (09:14)
4. Miracle Mix Radio Edit (03:51)
5. Accuface 'Back 2 The Roots' Club Mix (09:00)
6. Accuface 'Back 2 The Roots' Radio Edit (03:49)

Released: 12th November 2007

DJ Ruly And Jim-Y meet Jan Johnston

1. Radio Mix (3:44)
2. Extended (6:59)
3. Housetrap Mix (4:43)
4. Dazzle's Riel remix (7:48)
5. Doctor Bass remix (5:35)
6. Lehtal MG remix (4:56)
7. Cool Outside (3:26)

Released:

Details TBC

1. Club Mix
2. Radio Edit

Released: 4th August 2008

Jan Johnston Meets Jussi Soro

1. original mix
2. jussi soro rework
3. sequential remix
4. moodfreak remix
5. ali wilson tekelec remix
6. ali wilson tekelec dub remix
7. genix remix

Released: 4th August 2009

Jan Johnston, released as a digital download only through Perfecto Digital

1. Club Mix
2. Uptempo Club Mix
3. Downtempo Club Mix
4. Robert Vadney's Blamed Mix
5. Nat Monday Mix
6. Liam Shachar Mix
7. Kenneth Thomas Mix
8. Sam Vahedi & Swedish Egil Mix

Released: 1st September 2009

Jan Johnston, released as a digital download only through Perfecto Digital

1. Club Mix
2. Kenneth Thomas Mythical Remix
3. Nat Monday Mix
4. Liam Shachar Mix
5. Double Agents Remix
6. Mark Norman Remix
7. Radio Mix
8. Instrumental

Released: 1st March 2010

San feat. Jan Johnston, released as a digital download only through Black Hole Recordings

1. Original Mix
2. Danilo Ercole Remix
3. Lost Stories Remix
4. Lost Stories Dub

Released: 12th July 2010

Flesh - Jan Johnston Meets Tenishia, released on Armada. Available on iTunes.

1. Original Mix (8:14)
2. Glenn Morrison Remix (7:52)

Released: 26th July 2010

Remember - Dave D'Mello Presents Jan Johnston, released on Vines Vinyl Recordings. Available on iTunes.

1. Club Mix (6:36)
2. Radio Edit (4:59)

Released: TBA

Something's Missing - Jan Johnston Meets DJ Tartarus, released on Soviet Records.