Mélancolie

Rust - Troost - Zacht

Let It Go - Demi Lovato (Frozen)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAZbf5dr8V0&list=LLaUGfaN6kiEmQSw_U51LX1g&feature=share

Kid Francescoli - Blow Up

Little Do You Know (Alex and Sierra Cover) Produced by Nick Jacobs

From the DNKL - WOLFHOUR EP  with remixes by Keep Shelly in Athens, Sun Glitters, Lambert, and Seekae.
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1ETz4FK

www.dnkl.eu
 https://www.facebook.com/dnklofficial
www.sugarcanerecordings.com

Tracklist:
1. Wolfhour
2. Hunt
3. Warm Dark Night
4. Battles
5. Battles (Seekae Remix)
6. Wolfhour (Sun Glitters Remix)
7. Hunt (Keep Shelly in Athens Remix)
8. Battles (Lambert Rework)

DNKL - BATTLES (LAMBERT REWORK)

From the DNKL - WOLFHOUR EP with remixes by Keep Shelly in Athens, Sun Glitters, Lambert, and Seekae.
iTunes: bit.ly/1ETz4FK

www.dnkl.eu
www.facebook.com/dnklofficial
www.sugarcanerecordings.com

Tracklist:
1. Wolfhour
2. Hunt
3. Warm Dark Night
4. Battles
5. Battles (Seekae Remix)
6. Wolfhour (Sun Glitters Remix)
7. Hunt (Keep Shelly in Athens Remix)
8. Battles (Lambert Rework)


Wolfhour EP

DNKL - HUNT (KEEP SHELLY IN ATHENS REMIX)

04 Where Is My Ego? (Kid Francescoli Rework)

Composed by David Julyan. String Quartet arrangement of 'Let Me Sleep' originally composed for the soundtrack for Christopher Nolan film 'Insomnia'. This piece is taken from the album ISKRA by the Iskra String Quartet. Download/Stream entire album: https://lnk.to/-pjxU 

Let Me Sleep

"Science philosopher Karl Popper put forth the idea that the world could be divided into two categories: clocks and clouds. Clocks are fixed, orderly systems that can be understood by reducing them to their simplest parts. Clouds are, however an 'epistemic mess...' that are 'highly irregular, disorderly, and more or less unpredictable.' This adage was used to illustrate the dilemma of both science (and, I think in daily life) to approach all things as though they were clocks. We want to give nature (and people) a blueprint. But this approach is destined to bring nothing but frustration. The cosmos, its phenomenon, and people are much more like clouds than clocks."

Wise Up

Aimee Mann