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Collected Works

"Plïnkï Plønkï is a 50 piece ensemble that doesn’t exist." So states the press release in the biography section about this anonymous project. But whether this release is backed by ten or twenty people it's clear that the vision behind the concept and its execution are delivered as one. Composing the music (and poems that accompany each piece) about our solitary natural satellite one cannot help but reflect upon this sound during its essential moment - the night. Somehow, the piano, inspired by the reveries of Éric Satie, slightly muted in the dense and cold forest, slightly sad on the rippling surface of a freezing lake, dances quietly among the slowly falling snow. Perhaps the instrument is not performing at this moment but is observing from afar. It is no coincidence that I have titled my favorite Best of the Year list "Music For Watching The Snow Slowly Fall In The Moonlight" and featured [mostly] piano music for its selection. Perhaps it is no coincidence that this mysterious musical artist feels the same about the moon. And if you're a fan of surrealist fiction, perchance it is no coincidence that the Japanese author Haruki Murakami brought the moon into the focus in his parallel universe of 1Q84. Or maybe it is all a coincidence, a happenstance, and a fluke, in a world where even the randomness seems to be predetermined. The way the snowflakes fall on the reflective surface of a freezing lake at night.

More on the release : http://hcdi.gs/Lunar

Psalms for a Sunken Moon

The Lunar Fell

TRACK PREMIERE : Plïnkï Plønkï - The Lunar Fell

I Am My Mother

One and One Equals Four

Delphi Waltz

Fire Make Thunder

Enemy Prayer

2017 was a very important year for me. It got me back on track in terms of who I want to be musically and how to make it work.

I'm back to constantly releasing music I feel confident about. I reinvented my live set and played a heartwarming little tour with Vessels. I finished an album with my jazz project Fazer (more on that soon). I co-produced Carlos Cipa's third album (watch out). With him I also scored the TV series "5vor12". I recorded mixes for Radar Radio, Netil Radio, Cashmere Radio, Public Possession and started doing a regular show on Radio 80000. I sharpened my DJ-skills and had some memorable nights here at cucurucu and Polka Bar.

All these achievements might be little steps, but they have me psyched for what's to come in 2018.

Above all, I've been able to work and be together with a few of the finest and most talented beings I know and that is a blessing. You know who you are.

And of course this would all make a lot less sense if there weren't people who buy and listen to my music.

To thank you all I'm giving away this vocal version of "Framed" featuring Tahnee Matthiesen for free.

I've always had this tune in mind as a track with vocals but never found the right singer until I met Tahnee. I think she captured the tender yet tense vibe of the instrumental perfectly and made the track complete. 

Produced, mixed & mastered by Occupanther 
Vocals: Tahnee Matthiesen 
Additional Producing: Hans Hu$tle, @hans-hustle
Artwork: Daily Dialogue, www.dailydialogue.cc

(c) 2017 Occupanther

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Framed (feat. Tahnee Matthiesen)

Live in Tórshavn

Boxes (Live in Tórshavn)

John Zorn - Sippur

Dead Air for Radios is the first solo album of Kevin Moore, under the name Chroma Key. The album was released four years after Moore left the keyboardist seat of Dream Theater. It has since sold around 10,000 copies.

Personnal :

    Kevin Moore - vocals, keyboards, bass
    Mark Zonder - drums
    Jason Anderson - guitars
    Joey Vera - bass on tracks 3, 4, and 5

N° Album :    1 (Or second : "Music Meant To Be Heard" was the initial demo tape for Kevin Moore's work, published within certain Dream Theater fan clubs, and distributed by Kevin Moore himself. Very few copies of the original tapes exist. The tape was converted to CD at an unknown time, and is distributed as a CD-R in most bootleg distribution networks. All of the tape except for "Song For Eric" "Blanket" and "Space Dye Vest" would later be remastered and published on "This Is A Recording."

Released 	June 8, 1998
Recorded 	Bill's Place, North Hollywood, CA
Genre 	        Prog Rock
Length 	        44:04
Label 	        Fight Evil Records
Producer 	Kevin Moore, Steve Tushar

Chroma Key - 01 - Colorblind

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