The House Of Candy

Kathy Is Swimming In A Giant Candy Box

Part 1: The Gigantic Pink Forest Full of Green Pine Cones

Part 2: The Fatty Orange-Eyed Rabbits are Trying to Amuse a One-Eyed Teddy Bear

Part 3: A Bearded Fairy Makes an Appearance in the Crowd of Rabbits

Part 4: The Irresistible Smell of Chocolate Came Up to Booboo's Nostrils

Part 5: The Chocolate Pachyderms are Half-Eaten. Everyone is Whimpering

Part 6: Randy the Ogre is On His Way to Look for Facial Tissues in the Giant Pinkish Woods

The Remarkable Ascension of Philip the Pelican

Nuutti is Travelling All Over a Field of Poisonous Mushrooms

The Peregrinations of Rose

Raphaël D. Hardy is a young composer from the peaceful and verdant region of Upper Normandy, France. He is well-known for being a kind boy who watches PIXAR’s animated movies while relishing cups of hot chocolate during winter. Considering his hands lack the appropriate amount of dexterity to play the piano, he resorts to composing his music via the computer, using a pianoroll and drawing each note by means of a mouse. 

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 Anxious to guard the much-sought-after-mystery of his visage, he maintains his enigma through a pathetic Mickey Mouse mask.

 In the beginning of 2010, he made up his mind to move on to serious matters, and started to compose “The House of Candy” which later became the first song of an EP released on the 13th of September, 2010 titled “Everything That Came Into My Mind”. Eager to continue expressing himself through music, he lost no time and released on December 18th 2010, another EP under the name “Wonderful Stories”. 

 Raphaël D. Hardy enjoys composing friendly and colourful music which he intends to exude joy and innocence. Continuing on this strain, the 17th of August 2011 found itself blessed with a new single “Looking at Them from the Top of the Hill” which consists of two songs that had been composed a few months before “The House of Candy”. Though he did not intend to release them, the Mickey Mouse masked artist did not want to lose his precious ears in a tussle with his starving, undernourished fans (or not).

Raphaël D. Hardy

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