Rachmaninoff: Prelude In C-Sharp Minor, Op. 3/2, "The Bells Of Moscow"

Blomsten symboliserer de fem grundlæggende psykologiske behov, som alle mennesker har.

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Coming from Republic of Moldova, Celestra started her affair with the complexities of sound nearly a decade ago. An enthusiast, which has got a vision, always revolved around the repetitive and groovy loops of both house and techno scenes. Discovering new sublimes along the way, she shaped her taste and adapted her sonic output to showcase what she really sees and breathes within the electronic music. 
Surrounded by fellow music heads along the way, her motivation and desire take her on a journey of her own with apparitions in truly intimate locations. 
A traveler through both space and sonic fields, Celestra collects pieces from every part of the world and every experience, to then materialise those into a unique formula of minimalistic tremblesUniformly comfortable to lay it down in detached from the masses locations to big room venues, she peaks with steady rumbles of forward-pushing house and subtle techno within a grand minimal formula.

Rachmaninoff: Prelude In C-Sharp Minor, Op. 3/2, "The Bells Of Moscow"

Nicholas Elauqsapid