Name: Here we are, in the future by Peter McDonnell
Duration: 2 min 54 s
Description: Electronic multi-rhythms with piano/marimba overlay

Composer, Performer & Producer: Sonophoria

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Your Echo by CrusaderBeach is a mellow, reflective solo piano piece that explores themes of memory and the lingering impact of someone significant. It evokes a nostalgic sense of longing and unresolved emotions.

The track features the gentle, intimate tones of a slightly-felted vintage piano.

CrusaderBeach is the pseudonym of composer Adrian Webster - a self-taught pianist from the North West of England whose neoclassical solo piano pieces blend captivating melodies with emotive moods. Discover more at: https://crusaderbeach.com/

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It's a journey, it's a ride! Life is wild and weird, loud and quiet and all the adjectives you could possibly think of. So let it ... let the river run and see where it takes you. Here's my new neoclassical piano piece.
"Let The River Run" mirrors the ever-changing flow of life. Like a river, it moves through moments of serenity and turbulence—sometimes gentle and reflective, sometimes rushing with intensity. Each note carries the ebb and flow of emotion, inviting the listener to surrender to the journey, wherever the current may lead.

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releases June 20, 2025
Written, recorded and performed by Valeska Rautenberg
Mixed by Thomas Lemmer
Mastered by Chris Pavey Mastering

Let The River Run

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is there hope

hello this is the first scott is okay album to come out!!! it's called Turning up the Draw Distance and it's about my inability to see anything past my own stupid life :) 

thanks to me for producing it and me for writing it, and me for playing all the instruments, and me for attempting to mix and master it, and HURU and blenum for lending their voices, and brad for a clip of you talking in my room like 8 years ago, and ben for a second of you talking on a voicemail like 3 years ago, and james and sean my managers who have unwavering patience as i literally had this sitting at 99% finished for two years and didn't do nothing with it, and absolute for distributing it (shoutout lucia), and props, bonzai florists, conor, tragic sasha and a few others (sorry i forgot rn) for listening ahead of the release and giving me encouragement.... i think that's it.

i like soundcloud because it's basically free so people can listen freely BUT the gapless transitions between songs don't work because in 10 years of uploading to their site, they still don't support gapless albums and i always make my albums gapless because of the energy never dies by black eyed peas, (shout out the energy never dies by the black eyed peas) and they never sound as clean so if you have the opportunity to listen somewhere else (like apple music, youtube [when i upload the full album sometime this week], tidal, etc.), this is me suggesting you do that instead for the full listening experience

follow me on things if you want to stay updated when i release stuff i don't really post unless i'm releasing something (that can be a good thing or bad thing depending on your preferences), but i do share memes and (rarely share) musings on my IG stories sometimes. honestly, i fuck w/ letterboxd out of all social medias the most right now so that's probably the place to keep up with what i'm up to


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