Probably final version. Fixed the mixing and made sure to upload it in mp3 (320kbps CBR) so you don't have to download a huge wav :).

Fully composed, produced and completed in BeatMaker 2. 

Ashes

Tell the world a little bit about yourself. The shorter the better.

Seeker of Truth, servant seeking to be humble. Hip hop, r&b, alternative and really anything I put my mind to :)

Antwerp based band Psy’Aviah brings open-minded electronic music with energy and soul. Their
sound is best described as eclectric as they fuse several genres and into their own musical world. The
band was initially founded in 2003 by producer and composer Yves Schelpe, later joined by vocalist
Emélie Nicolaï and guitarist Kristof De Clerck.

IN DEPTH
Experimentation is one of the main
philosophies of Psy’Aviah. This is portrayed by
both incorporating different genres into their
own sound and by the different collaborations
they have done over the years: from poetry
with Suzi Q. Smith and Jean-Luc De Meyer
(Front 242), to EBM power-pop with Jennifer
Parkin (Ayria), covered by Chaos all Stars ft.
Mona Roukachi, and even to Enya-esque
reminders with Kristell Lowagie. Due to this
varied pallet in both music and lyrics, the band
fits well on different stages: from main-stream
pop, rock and electronic festivals, as well as
more gothic, EBM and experimental oriented
shows.

Formed in 2003, but mainly focusing on
experimenting and playing live shows, the
band really took form in 2007 when they
released their first album “Creationism”. After
that release Psy’Aviah was signed to “Alfa
Matrix” records and with them they released
the albums “Entertainment Industries” (2008),
“Eclectric” / “Eclectricism (2CD Limited
Edition)” (2010) and “Into The Game EP”
featuring Ayria (2011)


Consider the extension of Oscar’s word “water.” The extension of this word is not determined by his intrinsic physical properties; rather it is determined by the underlying nature of the stuff that Oscar intends to name with that word. It doesn’t matter that he is wholly ignorant of what its underlying nature actually is. Indeed, the externalist will typically contend that as long as Oscar is sufficiently competent and believes that there is some such nature, and he intends for his word “water” to apply on the basis of that, albeit unknown, underlying nature, then his term “water” will apply to all and only water, i.e. H2O. Supposedly, therefore, when Oscar utters “water is wet,” he expresses a thought that water is wet, a thought that is about and is true of all and only water. Thus, he is said to possess the concept of water, a concept that applies to and is true of all and only water, and which he expresses with his word “water.”

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