She Killed Me With Her Eyes

Seeds, Roots & Fruits

Jazzy

Poetry by Michael Burke. Cello by Jenn Adams.
http://michaelmburke.com

Echo Of Light

Artist: Quantic Presenta Flowering Inferno
Album: Death Of The Revolution
Release date: 2008
Label: Tru Thoughts

Death of The Revolution

Quantic Presenta Flowering Inferno - Westbound Train [United Kingdom, 2008]

Small Hours

Song for You

“Nothing’s Older Than Yesterday” is three years of searching for the exciting, the unseen and unheard. Living in London, Hamburg and Melbourne since the release of our debut we stole a little here and there from every city. East London’s boldness, Melbourne’s DIY-attitude and the fascinating weirdness of Tokyo all distilled into the trademark sound that - for the first time, we were able to articulate on “Nothing’s Older Than Yesterday”.

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Another draft I "finished". It started with the piano loop from a jam I recorded in December 2016 at my friend's in Rodalquilar. I added up an additional trumpet take I didn't use for 'bristol chords'.

Vocals are taken from a CD I found at the library : "Le Chant Des Femmes Bulgares".

As I get more emotionally detached from my work, I don't really know much what to think about it. I kinda like it, though I hear a voice that says "it could be better". Sure, but in in the end, it is what it is. And I move on.

themonopan_thundernoon.mp3

karmineo

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