I’m all alone
And it feels fine

And so I roam
Trying to conceal the time

When you went away

So now it seems
You are in – control

In each and every way

I look to the outside
Searching high and low – for you

I feel from the inside
You are forever and ever and ever
You are forever and ever and ever

Out of my life

And all – my life

I live to watch the setting sun
I know I’m not the
I know I’m not the only one

And still I roam
Concluding it’s a waste of my time

Each and every single day 

Why try to justify
What was yours – or mine – it’s gone 

I feel from the inside

You are forever and ever and ever
You are forever and ever and ever 

All – my life

I live to watch the setting sun 
I know I’m not the only one 

I know I’m not the

One 

Why did you run away?

One

Why did you 
Why did you run?

Setting Sun

Whether you're a child of the '80s or a newcomer to the era's magical soundscapes, this synth-based instrumental tune will whisk you away on a sonic adventure. Let the shimmering synths and pulsating beats transport you to a world where the spirit of the '80s is alive and thriving.

Original extended version that was cut down for the single edit.

Rompler (ORIGINAL EXTENDED VERSION)

Have you ever felt a melody in your soul, where music and magic are one and the same?
Have you ever felt this rhythm that pulses beneath the skin, awakening worlds that lie within, just beyond your grasp, yet always within your heart?

You hold the key to a world where the impossible becomes possible
You have...a magical mind.
 

Magical Mind

"Under the Moon" is a soothing instrumental track that blends the soft melodies of the flute with the gentle strumming of an acoustic guitar. This chill composition creates a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxation or late-night reflection. 
The flute's airy tones float over the rhythmic guitar, evoking images of calm nights under a glowing moon, where time slows down and the world feels at peace. Whether you're unwinding after a long day or simply soaking in the moment, "Under the Moon" offers the perfect soundtrack to accompany your thoughts and dreams.



Under the Moon - Free Dowload

I want to thank my music friend Kalamarico for brigning to me the inspiration of this track! Listen to the track that inspired me here: https://soundcloud.com/kalamarico/mares-nest-temple?si=06bfc272b527490c8749cccb13c92df4&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Also thanks to my other music friend Orange a Boom for the title idea! :)

The Sacrifice

This is my first assignment for a music production school. Everything has been written and arranged by me solely. Let me know what you think!

Feeling Magical - Mike Panarosa (Demo)

Another cool collaboration with Orange A Boom!
Follow Orange A Boom here: https://soundcloud.com/orangeaboom

Unexpected Turn - Orange a Boom & Spacey Panda

Love Affair - Mike Panarosa (Demo)

Mike Panarosa - Lost in Space (Demo)

Kinetic Groove is pleased to introduce its debut release for 2012, Bad or Beautiful by German producer Cajetanus. With a growing portfolio of work to his name, this young talented producer delivers his first release for the label.

Bad or Beautiful certainly is beautiful with its mixture of low-slung beats and euphoric strings and synths. All of which produce a true spine tingling feeling guaranteed to lift any dance floor. Aranca takes things deeper with a combination of hypnotic slow grooves and rhythmic percussion, all combined with dreamy pads and subtle chords. The release also comes complete with a remix from Kinetic Groove owner Stefan Cordery who raises the tempo and energy on Aranca to produce a feel good tech house track, with its constant bass stabs and warm string elements. 


Cajetanus - Aranca (Stefan Cordery Remix) [Kinetic Groove]

NEW SINGLE 'RUN OF SEVENS'
OUT NOW ON BEATPORT. BUY HERE: http://btprt.dj/122HSEq

2ND AUGUST (iTunes GERMANY) / 5TH AUGUST (iTUNES UK)

Ben Hoo announces new single 'Run Of Sevens', released via Get Physical sub-label Kindisch on 3rd July.

A blooming soundscape filled with sinister tones and thick late-night vibes, the percussion is in true Ben Hoo style, utilising various organic sounds to create an up-beat hustle. On remix duties are David Keno, Marc Ashken, Vaal and Stefan Cordery.

Kindisch's own David Keno takes the energy to another level by throwing crunchy beats under hypnotic chord-play. Keno creates a whole new world with his mix, where the sweat drips from your brow as you shake it out in the middle of dark, crowded dance floor deep into the night.

Marc Ashken’s remix rides a similar vibe to Ben’s original, laying heavier kicks, a more straightforward percussive line and an acid bassline. With this, he creates a more driving sensation, pushing you further – a small after-hours touch can be heard here.

Vaal’s remix adds a sense of playfulness, with horns, piano and a minimalistic approach to the percussion. A very sultry, jazzy vibe is induced with the chord-and-piano mix – wanting to be played in the mid-day sun of a hot open-air festival.

And now we move on Stefan Cordery, who’s mix belongs in the late night category, when the crowd expects that one extra ‘push’ to bring them over the top – and he delivers beautifully with constant percussion and swaying pads laid out over a subtle bass line.

Tracklist:
1. Ben Hoo - Run of Sevens
2. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (David Keno Remix)
3. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (Marc Ashken Remix)
4. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (Vaal Remix)
5. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (Stefan Cordery Remix)

Run Of Sevens is taken from the album 'Collected', out now on Beatport. The most substantial example of Ben Hoo's sonic explorations to date, 'Collected' is Kindisch's first artist album, and explores Hoo's musical landscape of deep, tech house, techno and electronica.

www.benhoo.co.uk
www.stefancordery.com

Ben Hoo - Run of Sevens (Stefan Cordery Remix) [Kindisch] OUT NOW!

Double Triangle 🔺🔺 Producer, Artist, Composer 🎵
Meet the exceptional 2-star PE award winner, music producer, and motion designer. Growing up in Harlow, influenced by Depeche Mode's Vince Clarke and raised in a town similar to Basildon, his passion for music was ingrained early on. His grandfather, a plumber to stars like Dave Gilmour and Kate Bush, exposed him to a range of musical genres, solidifying his love of music.
Starting piano at 8, he quickly excelled but was let go by his piano teacher due to his affinity for dark chords and wanting to learn Parklife by Blur rather than Beethoven although really got back in to Chopin and classical music when a little older. He started on a 4-track, drum machine and synth, a joint Christmas and birthday present.
His design skills blossomed doing the artwork and playing bass in a Britpop-style band at school, later designing flyers for dodgy nightclubs in Essex, including Mark Wright, then working for the BBC and Disney. He had encounters with Spanish police due to early drone usage and them having no idea what it was, and lived in Trellick Tower, a favourite building.
He contributed to the NHS COVID response and during this time became determined to pursue music, seeing life as too short he acquired a Maschine for a more tactile experience when his eyes were shattered from design work and too much screen time.