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Markus Perttula - laulu, kitara ja kontrabasso
Magdalena Valkeus - sello
Toni Turpeinen - rummut
Pekka Alisaari - sähkökitara ja koskettimet + miksaus ja äänitys
Masteroitu Finnvoxilla (Minerva Pappi)

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Astua tuuleen
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Että käy niin kuin luulen
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Sait muistamaan, miltä tuntuu, kun sydän palaa
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Käperrytään yhteen
Lankakerään
Unettomaan uneen
Josta ei koskaan herää
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Sait muistamaan, miltä tuntuu rakastaa
Sait muistamaan, miltä tuntuu, kun sydän palaa
Sait muistamaan, miltä tuntuu rakastaa
Sait muistamaan, miltä tuntuu, kun sydän palaa

Kun sydän palaa
Kun sydän palaa

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Class K Entity is an ambient track created for Ashen Stars RPG set in gritty space with starships and aliens operating in a remote sector called the Bleed.  

I was part of James Semple's composer's team for Ashen Stars. 

© 2013 Marie-Anne Fischer | All rights reserved

Class K Entity

Lyrics and vocals courtesy of @ghost-dust-official | Reposted with permission by Ghost Dust)

Original recording: http://soundcloud.com/david/saturday-ends

As Saturday Ends ✈ (Vocals by Ghost DustƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ)

Written, produced and performed by Fronz Arp 
Originally released in 2012 as part of my Fronz Arp is a Tiny Crooked Orchestra project, in which I released a song every 2 weeks throughout the year. Now available as part of an album of the same name from
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/fronz-arp-is-tiny-crooked/id622778626?uo=4
Bandcamp: http://fronzarp.bandcamp.com/album/fronz-arp-is-a-tiny-crooked-orchestra-2

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Imagine if Tim Burton asked Kate Bush to create a song cycle with Danny Elfman and commissioned Bjork to produce it.

Croatian-born, London-based Helena spent her childhood giving classical recitals around the world, blissfully unaware of pop, until a chance conversation with a lecturer inspired her to set a poem to music. For the rest of her degree Helena hid in her bedroom, channelling Kate Bush, Danny Elfman and Bjork to create her eerie piano pop songs.  

Breaking free of the classical world, Helena’s eerie piano fairy tales have been featured on BBC 6 Music Introducing, Dandelion Radio and an Audio Antihero compilation with artists such as Jeffrey Lewis, Diane Cluck and Darren Hayman.

You can listen here: http://soundcloud.com/helenadukic
And read reviews of Helena’s music here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/tomrobinson/2013/03/introducing-mixtape-monday-180-1.shtml 
http://audioantihero.bandcamp.com/track/come-along 
http://unwashedterritories.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/in-session-in-my-october-show-helena.html