Some ambient music from the South of England

Thank you for listening!

www.graciedaymusic.com

Formed in Spring 2013. Gaz (ex-Whitepriest/Griftons), Rob of Whiskey&Lace, Dale of Juno & the Mook/Parody and Jake formerly of Vesper.All met through either watching each others bands or through word of mouth. The chemistry was there in our first hour of our first rehearsal.
From there on we've written and rehearsed 9 or10 original tracks and set our sights on taking over the UK music scene. 
A wild performance is to be expected with lots of energy. GIGS TO START SOON.. see you guys there!

: Oh great creator of being, give us an hour to perfect our lives and perfom our art - Jim Morrison

:There may be no good reason for things to be the way they are - A.D.Botton



Electronic and Experiment of Black Rabbit Darker Hours Shinier 

Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y7l5hpua

I never followed an official musical education—as a child I tried; but after two years, I was kind of traumatized by the linear and old-fashioned way of teaching and never thought I'd be able to play any instrument or sing.

From 2002 to 2006, I discovered playing the piano; and, in 2007, I started to take my autodidactic practice more seriously. Since then, I have practiced, performed, sung and played a lot, and attended several intensive workshops, all to discover new ways to express my personal sound. 

All the music performed during my piano concerts is self-composed and improvised in the moment. Every concert is different, although you'll recognize several melodies and musical passages as it is with improvisational jazz music. You'll also find several of the melodies and songs I worked with on the album "Into resonance". Though it's not at all my intention to imitate other musicians, I'll tell you this just to give you an idea: people often tell me that my piano music reminds them, at times, of music from musicians like Ludovico Einaudi, Eric Satie, Keith Jarret (improvisations), Craig Armstrong (piano works) or Michael Nyman (the piano).

And, since I also sing a lot and use several other instruments besides the piano, people tell me that my concerts take them along on a trip through several world cultures. What I'm often told is that people hear a lot of oriental, Arabic, Buddhist, Indian and native influences in my music. It's not my intention to consciously create these sounds; it just happens naturally. I'm just enjoying the moment and sharing music from my heart.

On my site you will exclusive free music downloads & you can purchase my CD`s there as well: http://www.stevenvrancken.com 

"Steven`s solo piano work reminds you to the work of Arvo Pärt and Wim Mertens..." (number one Belgian classical radio station Klara)

“Imagine silence itself were a musician, would it play the piano like Steven does? Well indeed, maybe it would . . ." (Alexander Wolfram, Belgian author)

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