Missing You | by Debra Buesking | a variation for Piano & Cello

A heartfelt thank you to Debra for her beautiful composition. I am so grateful she allowed me to re-imagine it for this piano and cello arrangement.

Piano: Debra Buesking
Cello: Till Indy

Original: https://soundcloud.com/debra_buesking

Missing You | by Debra Buesking | a Piano & Cello Variation

Neli CoKo - After The Storm

Stillness, Remembered

Continuing with the theme from my last track, this is another dark piano song on tape. The word Stygian means dark, gloomy, infernal, or relating to the river Styx. Unlike 0 to 100, this song does not feel sad to me, but rather it has more of a melancholic and contemplative tone similar to the works of Erik Satie. Once again a big thank you to Jason Lowry for the photography, check out more of his work here:
 https://no-miedo.blogspot.com/2017/02/jason-lowry-photographer.html 
Enjoy the song!

Stygian

This little piece is about change. Starting with a minor chord turning to major. Making it some sort of a reverse listening. It makes sense after a few bars. Then a nice refrain. It's short but like this well rounded up, I think. Hope you like it... Now on all streaming platforms!

Change

The Critic

below sunset7.13.25

Veil

All Things New

Rest

dark sky

Electronic | Experimental | VGM

Synthesizers and Fractals



Hi! I'm Reactre, an electronic music producer and multi-instrumentalist from Upstate NY. My influences include Techno, Breakcore, Electro, "IDM", Video Game Music, Vaporwave, Eurobeat, Synthwave, Jazz, Punk and House music.

My love for performing music began when I first started playing the drums in elementary school, but it took until high school for me to discover experimental electronic music through Radiohead's album "Kid A". From there I dove deep into the world of electronic music, discovering artists like Kettel, Arovane, EOD, and Aphex Twin.

I'm currently a full-time student studying music and audio production.

In addition to the music, I also make 3-D fractal art using a program called Mandelbulber, which is how I create the cover art for many of my songs.

Thanks for checking out my stuff! 

Enjoy!