Name: Fading Memories by Luis Paul
Duration: 2 min 51 s
Description: This song describes how memories can slowly fade away. Memories of people that were once very close, but for whatever reason are not here anymore. One slowly forgets the exact sound of the voice, the laughter, the smell or what the face looked like. What remains is the feeling of melancholy or nostalgia. These feelings slowly fill the space fading memories leave behind.

This song describes how memories can slowly fade away. Memories of people that were once very close, but for whatever reason are not here anymore. One slowly forgets the exact sound of the voice, the laughter, the smell or what the face looked like. What remains is the feeling of melancholy or nostalgia. These feelings slowly fill the space fading memories leave behind.

Fading Memories

THE SOUNDTRACK OF LIFE

- Every person has his or her own stories -

and all too often they could just as easily come from a movie. The only thing missing is the music. Ludwig Paul Karsch aka Luis Paul wants to capture exactly such moments, stories and associated feelings with his compositions and give them what they deserve in retrospect - The film music of life.

Thus, the Berliner tells with his album "Rebirth" about a whole series of different moments - from the great love, a dancing farewell, resistance and struggles to acceptance and finally rebirth. The song "Transience" musically addresses the transience of life, and "Fading Memories" tells of blurring memories of people who were once close to you. It is music with a lot of depth, which frees imagination, fantasy and memories from their twilight sleep in every listener and gives them room to unfold. With a lot of love, the studied music producer and composer creates touching sound worlds that would have felt just as comfortable in one or the other film genre and can be classified somewhere between well-known film scores by John Williams, Hans Zimmer and the more reduced soulful songs by Ludovico Einaudi or Yann Tiersen.