Album version of "Galaxistence", for your enjoyment and consideration ;-) Welcome to the Cystem brothers and sisters, let's travel through the galaxy and existence

Agencystem

Galaxistence (Album Version)

Galaxistence

90 sec. preview of "Stellar Scarecrow" Radio Edit (Original full-length version available on the Agencystem debut album)

Stellar Scarecrow (Radio Edit) Preview

Moonset (Radio Edit)

Official Album Teaser

FREE at http://milkyway.ocremix.org!

Milky Way Wishes is the 38th community album published by OverClocked ReMix. It features 23 tracks by 21 artists arranging music from the Kirby Super Star soundtrack for the SNES.

It was made by fans, for fans, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo or HAL Laboratory; all original compositions are copyright their respective owners.

• Game: Kirby Super Star (Nintendo, 1996, SNES)
• Composers: Jun Ishikawa, Dan Miyakawa

Directors
• Niraj Sharma (Arek the Absolute) - director, creator
• Drew Wheeler (halc) - director
• Level 99 (Stevo Bortz) - assistant director

Artwork
• Binjovi
• Donuts
• Joshua Stevens (The G-Man)
• NeoForte
• Sam Schuna (olie!)
• Blake Troise (PROTO•DOME)
• Valérie Legendre (Vilecat)

Website
• Stevo Bortz (Level 99)
• Caleb Winters (Calebyte) - original design
• David Lloyd (djpretzel) - code revision

Trailer
• José E. Felix (José the Bronx Rican) - co-direction, animation
• Stevo Bortz (Level 99) - co-direction

Executive Producers
• David W. Lloyd (djpretzel)
• Larry Oji (Liontamer)

Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is http://ocremix.org - a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans.

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1-10 Victory Festival [Geoffrey Taucer, Usa]

This is an atmospheric Fusion ballad with elements of Jazz and Pop.

Evening Breeze (High Quality Sample)

"Heal the World" is a cooperation between Jazz pianist Andreas Švarc and grammy award winning US singer Skyler Jett. With this song, they want to support charitable causes and projects for a better world.

Heal The World (High Quality Sample)

Song from my comparison of the Yamaha DX7 synth and Digital Suburban Dexed VST (https://youtu.be/wbMzttE-jys). This track features only the real DX7. Download for the lossless experience!

DX7 Turbo (Yamaha DX7 demo)

The North Wind is blowing and it transports us from grief to gratitude, from a long desired fantasy to harsh reality and back again. As if frozen in time the beauty of the memories are the emotions that shall remain. Featuring the great Andreas Svarc on the Steinway, „North Wind“ is the the companion piece to the previously released Static Dark song „Once“ and brings peaceful closure to the painful issue of separation

North Wind

North Wind (Instrumental Version)

North Wind (Instrumental Version) Preview

The North Wind is blowing and it transports us from grief to gratitude, from a long desired fantasy to harsh reality and back again. As if frozen in time the beauty of the memories are the emotions that shall remain. Featuring Fabienne Roethlisberger on vocals and Andreas Svarc on the piano, „North Wind“ is the the companion piece to the previously released Static Dark song „Once“ and brings peaceful closure to the painful issue of separation

North Wind (Vocal Version) Preview

The title song of the album "City in the Clouds" takes the listener through a beautiful and lush fantasy landscape full of harmony. The song, set up as an instrumental ballad, instantly awakens memories of golden days with its warm 80s hi-fi sound, yet retains a fresh and new sound. An artful combination of both atmospheric synthesizer sounds and warm acoustic instruments create lots of variation and there are musical details all over this song. The catchy guitar melody was played by guitarist Fernando D'Amico.

Listen to the album for free at: http://daniellippert.bandcamp.com
Album available on iTunes, BandCamp, Amazon and other stores.

Artist website: http://daniellippert.com
Album website: http://city-in-the-clouds.net

City in the Clouds ～ Single Version (High Quality Sample)

It has been an undeniable fact for years now that there’s next to no instrumental music to be found in current popular music anymore. As a studied and proven audio engineer, Daniel is working to form a kind of antipol to bring back crystal clear audiophile production and positive atmospheric instrumental music into today’s world.

Daniel composes and produces all of his music himself, but he also works together with guest musicians on different occasions. Some of them add their own melodies, and others play the melodies Daniel composed on their instruments. Most of these guest musicians are good acquaintances or friends of Daniel.

- Andreas Svarc (piano, keys)
- Fernando D'Amico (classical guitar)
- Andy Schaub (electric guitar)
- Sabina Weyermann (oboes, ocarina)
- Sandro Friedrich (ethnic winds)
- Javier González Garcés (orchestral arrangements)

In 2008, Daniel wrote the music for the PC game “Foobyland”. For different reasons however, the project was never really finished and published. In addition to that, Daniel’s music can be found on various videogame remix samplers. Occasionally, he participates in international composition competitions with the goal of creating an original piece of music within an hour. There he won the 1st price multiple times out of usually more than 20 participants. According to ReverbNation, he’s currently the most popular Swiss instrumental artist (as of Apr 2013).

As a child of the 80s, Daniel loves that unmistakable melodic and atmospheric mix of synthesizers and real instruments with majestic ambiences that was typical for that decade. When the overall sound of popular music shifted towards less ambience and atmosphere starting in the early 90s, his interest in popular music gradually faded away. He still calls the 80s a musical “golden age”, the pinnacle of hi-fi sound. According to him, neither before nor after that time there has been such a predominant high sound quality. The 70s and before, while having a lot of good musicians and songs, didn’t have the technical possibilities, and in the 90s and after the loudness war began. Good ambience and reverb lost their importance because of that, and a lot of depth and atmosphere in the songs was sacrificed for raw loudness. Over the years, pop music got more and more the same, and artists (and their looks and way of life) got more important than their music.

Consequently, Daniel chose to take a different direction for his music that is rather uncommon these days. The Bremen-born loves atmospheric, mystical and positive music and is strongly influenced by instrumental music and (video game) soundtracks of the 80s and 90s. His musical influences are mostly japanese composers like Joe Hisaishi (Studio Ghibli movies), Takanori Arisawa (Sailor Moon, Digimon), Yasunori Mitsuda, but also European artists like David Wise, Vangelis or Michael Cretu. His first arrangements, remixes, MIDI versions and compositions have therefore been for computer and video games.

Even in his early days as a self-taught producer, his works already had a notable sound quality. When he finished his audio engineer diploma in 2006, he was even able to add significantly to that quality. Starting from the beginning, he produced all of his songs himself. As a rule for technical production quality he uses albums from the 80s, while Michael Cretu (Sandra, Enigma) could be specifically mentioned as a producer reference for him.

Daniel’s debut album will be available in summer 2013 through his label asme music. People who share Daniel’s musical interests or generally love audiophile positive instrumental music will be blown away by this release that took Daniel over a year to complete.

City in the Clouds ～ Single Version (High Quality Sample)

Daniel Lippert (Artist)

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