Cian

Plux & Minus (relatively rough mix)

i don’t blame you 
i should’ve done the same 
before it was then too late 
i don’t blame you 
the scars were deep
but far inside 
you were still all i could see 

and no one was moving 
misplacing of your heart 
it’s so far 
that i couldn’t reach you 
there’s someone close to reach to you 
i was too far to reach for you 
no i couldn’t reach you now 

the music stopped i stayed there it’s a mess 
the lights went out i stayed there it’s a mess
now i couldn’t reach to you 
no i couldn’t reach you now 

i couldn’t hold it back
i wasn’t feeling like myself 
old rage 
was taking over the place 
trying it’s best to reach you
desperate ways to reach for you 

and i couldn’t read through you 
your lies bursted in my face 
knocked me down 
and i was forced to see you 
left me your crumbs on the ground 
now i couldn’t keep ‘em safe 
your sweet words i still hear 
they’re bouncing in my brain 
now i couldn’t reach to you 
now i couldn’t read you 

things i kept to myself it’s a mess
things i kept to myself it’s a mess 
now i couldn’t reach you 
now i couldn’t read through you 
now i couldn’t reach you 
no i couldn’t reach you now 

the music stopped i stayed there it’s a mess
the lights went out i stayed there it’s a mess 

no i couldn’t read you now 
no i couldn’t read you now

untitled dark ver

New song!! Hope you like it!!

Music & Lyrics: Jeremy Bermejo

Mixed & Mastered: Jeremy Bermejo

Everywhere (Original Song)

Gravity is a piece about letting go and embracing change. Musicians always tell you that their latest music is the best they have ever written, so this might be unusual to hear, but this track is simultaneously my most and least favorite piece of music i have written in recent years.

A few months ago i had some pretty traumatic experiences that made me unable to focus on any creative work. When i finally sat down to make something, i didn't wanted to write anything significant or important, i only wanted to experiment with some new sounds and ideas. This piece was almost finished in a few hours. I wanted to widen the palette of the sounds i'm using, introducing new bass instruments, a new approach to create drum tracks and also trying out a i - bVII - i - ii chord progression, which i believe is extremely rare to find.

First i was hesitant to even share this one because i feel it is very generic and predictable in many ways, yet somehow it captured perfectly my state of mind after the wounds of last year. Sometimes you just have to accept that things change around you and stop hold on to your hurt feelings, so your mind and body can be at the same place again. Far from the place that pulls you down.
I am listening to it for weeks now and somehow feel better every time. It is a very strange adventure to me, but there you go...

Gravity

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The album follows in the footsteps of Manu Chao andPaul Simon, and belongs to the “World Fusion” genre. Its tracks explore a variety of genres and styles through the medium of different languages, namely English, Spanish, Swahili with sprinklings of French and Irish as well.

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