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Piano and Electronics / Classical & Electronic / Rework / Remix

it was a blue morning in may

it was a blue morning in may (vocal version)

The Court of the Pastel Queen

The Court of the Pastel Queen (Tristan de Liege Remix)

!! Watch the official music video here :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEGPUYf7dyk
!!

Sunday's Child is named after the composer; born on October 3rd 1993.

An upbeat theme for an imaginary movie character. Sunday’s Child can
overcome the most difficult obstacle.
They’re strong and brave, inspiring & friendly. Loving and energetic.

The early stages of this track were written when my digital Yamaha synthesizer wasn’t plugged in properly. It sounded scratchy, unique and perfect.
Almost like a field recording on a bed of stones.
Next came the synth loops and the drum parts. Background synthesizers create a pulsing ambient characteristic.

How To Disappear

Sunday's Child

Vol. 2

Trains, and where they go

Six Lethargies

Lament

New single from @Gigi-Masin, out now on Apollo Records
https://smarturl.it/Masin-Anemone

Gigi Masin - Anemone

Scale

To Learn and Grow

Philip G Anderson & Laura Masotto - To Learn And Grow

Rubod & Stroudinsky yearn towards music you have previously only heard in your dreams.

Trains, and where they go

Rubod & Stroudinsky

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