I started this project as an electronic track. While listening to it, it seemed like a good idea to ask my friend to record a bass guitar for the track. That turned out quite well so we decided to put also some distorted rhythm guitars. McTo, my producer-guitar friend recorded this guitars, but he recorded also some clean guitars, and all that together turned out just great. There is this strong, heavy energy from the driven guitars, the bass & the electronic beat, but there's also an ambient, contemplative & in the same time an ecstatic moment from the clean guitars. But the real story is this: McTo made an experiment: he took just the clean guitars from this track & without touching the arrangement of the clean guitars, he got an entirely new track, complete for itself just as it is. Here is the link on this track:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niA0E...​

It's a meditative, calm track with a warm vibe. And it's really nice, check it out. 

Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy both tracks. 

Production by robert radamant & McTo

Mix & mastering by robert radamant

Bass by McTo

Guitars by McTo

Robert Radamant & McTo - The Cry Of The Desert Freaks

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