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Picnic on the Moon

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✿La musique est une loi morale,
elle donne une âme à nos cœurs,
des ailes à la pensée,
un essor à l'imagination.
Elle est un charme à la tristesse,
à la gaieté, à la vie, à toute chose.
Elle est l'essence du temps
et s'élève à tout ce qui est de forme invisible,
mais cependant éblouissant et passionnément éternelle….✿
PLATON
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I live in the Dystopia Midwest USA. I am a student at Berklee School of Music for Electronic Music Production and Sound Design. I love to create Synthwave, Cyberwave, Darksynth and Space Ambient music. Bandcamp link: https://mysterien.bandcamp.com/  Email: Mysterien18@proton.me

Synthwave Darksynth Retrowave - retro feel with modern production values (and heroic guitars!)

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Collapse Project gained international acclaim. Their homage to VNV Nation's "When is the future" is liked and shared by the artists themselves. Their hit The Navigator is featured and supported by New Retro Wave - We Rule Nation. Their track Hawkins is playing on Stranger Things ESP. Collapse Project continues to drive and define the synergy between Synthwave and Darksynth with their modern production values, their unique style and take on the genre, and their melodies that are memorable and cinematic. With over 5 LP's and 3 EP's there is hours in retro neon goodness to discover: the dark and driving Follow The Wave LP, the epic and dreamy yet punchy Ride The Gridlines LP and Space Explorers LP,  the truly epic and cinematic Gauss Gunner EP.

For sync and licensing,
contact: info @ collapse-project.com

We do not use AI for our music and we are sponsored by: nobody.

Child of the 80s. Join me on a journey through Synthwave, Chillwave, Electronic and Retro-Electro music - the genres that have provided healing for my tired soul.

Capturing the essence of a song is better than layering it to death