The Solstice unveils new single “Right on It” — an ode to alignment and groove

The track pulses with a confident, uplifting energy — a seamless dialogue between bass, guitar, drums, and shimmering 80s-style analog synths. It’s a sound that feels both handcrafted and effortless, refusing excess while celebrating a kind of carefree sophistication. There’s an honesty to the production — organic textures, tight musicianship, and an unmistakable sense of joy.

“Right on It” is more than just a groove; it’s about alignment — those fleeting moments when identity, time, and the universe seem to click into place. As drummer and creator Adrien Garbar, the mind behind The Solstice, explains, the song channels the idea of “tuning your own temporality” — an experience familiar to anyone who’s ever lived deeply in rhythm. That spiritual precision, made tangible through groove and melody, lies at the heart of the song.

There’s an honesty to the production — organic textures, tight musicianship, and an unmistakable sense of joy.

Now part of The Solstice’s newly released album, “Right on It” shines as a centerpiece — a bridge between introspection and celebration. It reflects the band’s evolving artistry, grounding its lush sonics in a message of presence and flow. The album, a testament to self-expression through rhythm, invites listeners to find their own sense of timing in a world that rarely slows down.

Faithful to the ethos of The Solstice, “Right on It” embodies a DIY spirit — an artisanal approach to pop where sincerity and craftsmanship meet. It’s a continuation of Garbar’s mission: to create music that moves, uplifts, and feels real.