Name: Crossing a Red Line by Reptile House
Duration: 2 min 20 s
Description: Big Band, Jazz, Blues, James Bond meets Sqid Game

I Want You To Be Mine

LayClod - Was It You

Alone In A Crowd

SAGOLO SONIDO CONFIANZA EQUIVOCA

Two Undercurrents

Discoveries

Big Band, Jazz, Blues, James Bond meets Sqid Game

Crossing a Red Line

Feeling the Vibe

Вечный май

Nothing Is As It Seems

The Choice

Marian Bantjes is a typographer, designer, artist and writer. Her work has been published around the world. Alexander Gelman is active in graphic, product, furniture and interior design as well as film, criticism, and education. Michael Surtees is a designer, writer and educator and the blogger of DesignNotes. (04.01.05)

On Design Observer: http://observermedia.designobserver.com/audio/marian-bantjes-alexander-gelman--michael-surtees/9987/

On iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/design-matters-debbie-millman/id328074695

Design Matters with Debbie Millman: Marian Bantjes, Alexander Gelman & Michael Surtees

Moon Flower

Moon Flower is the fourth Vocal Pop release from Copenhagen based The Purple Project

Moon Flower is an up-tempo 135 bpm vocal pop and synthpop/dance song — a commercial pop track with classic 80’s inspired analog synth sounds

The title is the manifest that out of the dark times — loneliness, degradation and the starvation of resources of the earth — hope will survive and thus people kind too

The spirit of individuals have the power to change their own future

This is also expressed in the vocals — a dark song supported by bright and uplifting vocals

Moon Flower

Formed in the summer of 2010 Reptile House are a 3 piece band from Glasgow, Scotland.


Crossing a Red Line

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