Available everywhere - https://fanlink.to/fzA5

Our first song together with my friends — the band LOAD — is dedicated to the theme of unrequited love. "Sometimes those we love are absolutely not suitable for us, so the flying arrow of Cupid breaks every time about their indifference. And even knowing that the arrows may end, we still continue to shoot, without losing hope to the last».

LOAD - https://vk.com/load_band
Cover - https://vk.com/somelonesome

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Broken Arrow

Broken Arrow (feat. LOAD)

The thing about "LIFE" is that one day you will be "DEAD".

سَـــ‌ری‌بِه‌سیــ‌نِه‌فُروبُرده‌ام،مگــ‌رـروزی 
چـ‌وگـ‌نجِ‌گمـ‌شده‌زین‌کُنــ‌جِ‌غ‌ـم‌بـ‌رآرندم

― هوشنگـ ابـــتهاج

Denis Stelmakh – a musician, pianist and composer from Russia, Arkhangelsk. His main musical instrument is piano. He began to play it when he was six years old. 
His composer's path began from replaying his favourite soundtracks of well-known composers, such as: Hanz Zimmer, Danny Elfman, Jim Lang, Clint Mansell. Exactly these people formed his future musical perception, became his teachers and instilled the will to create something like they did. 
In 2011 his first composition "Memories" went out. In 2014 he released his first album "New Beginning". 

August 10, 2016 he released his second album called Ambience which became some kind of experiment for Denis in finding his own style. 

January 10, 2018 Denis released his new album called The Nowhere. Now Denis is working on the soundtracks for film directors / commercials / video games etc.

من روسپیِ آتنی
که بیم‌اش نیست بهـر چون تویی باشد
تو بهـر آتن اما 
کاش سقراط باشی…

پیانیست | موسیقی‌باز

When I listen to music, I lose touch with my body and turn into a soul that no longer belongs anywhere. I was born in Iowa, grew up listening to jazz and blues in Chicago, spent many years in the Middle East studying Persian and Arabic literature, and was exposed to the beauty of African music. To be honest, though, not even literature can move me emotionally like music does.