100% underated my mam 🤙🏻 love your work!

Can You See was originally started in 2020, but it wasn't until 2021 that I found the impetus to really dig into it properly. It was originally started as a bit of a change of direction from most of the more electronic/synth-oriented tracks I was writing at the time, though there's certainly plenty of that in there as well.

The original message behind the song was the idea of wanting desperately to be reunited with someone you know you're never going to see again - whether literally or more in terms of who a person used to be. I hit a total stumbling block after writing about 80% of the track in 2020, and it was only after experiencing a loss of my own in 2021 that I found the necessary drive to finish it properly and give it the ending it deserved. To be honest, it was a hard process and I was feeling particularly raw at the time, but in a weird sort of way it gave me a real sense of closure in letting go & saying goodbye to a friend who I still miss dearly to this day. I still ended up re-visiting the track again in 2022 to flesh out the end of the track and to give it a little extra punch.

This is a bit of a mixture of my more poppy/rocky sensibilities that I'd been exploring with my past couple of singles combined with some of my more usual production sensibilities - so it's a nice mixture of live instrumentation, strings, acoustic drums, and deep synths/pads. I guess you could say there's an element of nu-prog (I still kind of hate that term but I guess it applies) in there as well, and although I wouldn't describe it as a heavy track tonally it deals with some pretty heavy subject matter and I thought it was nice to get some heavier instrumentation in there towards the tail end of the track.

Can You See was a real journey in terms of how it all came together in stages over an extended period of time. In the past, that sort of approach has often killed my enthusiasm for music that's either been "overcooked" or dragged out, but Can You See serves as an exception to that - to me it stands as one of my personal favourite solo tracks that I've worked on in a long time.

Lyrics:
All we've seen is all we've known.
Deny your sight - reach through.

I'll find you there.

So can you see what I see?
What will be, what we'll be.
Can you see what I see?
What will be, endlessly.
 
Do you see?
All that we are is written in the stars.
Where are you?
Come on home,
Just come on home to me.

So can you see what I see?
What will be, what we'll be.
Can you see what I see?
You and me, endlessly.

Can you see
All I see?
All we were
All we'll be

Am I not strong enough to let you go?
But there really is no other way.

Can you see now?

Can You See

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Singularity - Adam Fielding

Clips from the fifth and final studio album from New Romantic pioneers Visage.  Featuring the songs that Steve Strange was working on at the time of his untimely death in Feb 2015.  Featuring a cover by Boy George. 

06 Aurora CLIP

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I've been playing the new Deus Ex lately and this just came out of me.

Augmented

A rough demo, by no means  finished of a track I was working on in the Spring time. Tried experimenting with a few different sounds/techniques. 
Credit to Martin Grech for the middle riff.

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Acle March 2016 Demo

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Composed by Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails)
Performed by Giacomo Cella (Jacky 0) and Emma Grassia (Mumi)
Mixed by Giacomo Cella

Released on 52nd Trent's birthday

Right WHere It Belongs (Nine Inch Nails Live Cover)

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I’ve been a big fan of Periphery since the inception of the band, and I’ve certainly been influenced by them at times in my own work as well. A few years ago I ended up at a group dinner in Silver Lake with Matt Halpern as he was in town playing drums with Mick Gordon, the composer of the Doom soundtrack (he is also incredible, I might add). Over the course of a couple drinks and some buffalo cauliflower, dinner serendipitously turned into having access to the multitracks of their most recent album, Periphery III, as well as forging some new friendships that I’m very grateful for. Ultimately, they suggested I take on Lune, which was one one of the more overtly melodic tracks of the album, and a little while later this is what came out. Truthfully, it’s one of the best remixes I think I’ve done in a very long and I’m very pleased to be able to share it with you finally. They’re all such incredibly talented musicians that it was very difficult not to be inspired by what they composed, and it’s an honor to have been able to put my stamp on it.

A huge Thank You is owed to Matt, Misha, Mark, Jake and Spencer for allowing me to feed Lune through the blender. I’m indebted to your generosity and musicality. 

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- Matt

Lune (Matt Lange Remix)

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