sTia's piano composition, covered by Natalie Beridze & Nikakoi. 
"It's Burning [Since You've Been Gone" has been created in loving memory of young and talented music producer Gogy Chachanidze Aka Kulibaba.

credits:
Music written by sTia 
Track 1 has been performed by sTia 
Track 2 cover by Natalie Beridze. Vocals by Natalie Beridze 
Track 3 cover by Nikakoi 
Track 1 and 3 mixed and mastered by Gvaji at Leno Records 
Track 2 mastered by Giorgi Koridze 

Artwork: 
Photo by Liza Lortkipanidze 
Design by Lado Kobakhidze

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id/1556221980
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5mRBsS99RFMS9w4tKwxpar
Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/album/211619452
Bandcamp: https://stiamusic.bandcamp.com/.../its-burning-since...
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCCRECe3vrs

released March 20, 2021 
©CES Records

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1. sTia - It's Burning [Since You've Been Gone]

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The catalyst for Memories of Earth was the 2019 Moving to Mars exhibition at London’s Design Museum - which created a simulation of a future Martian settlement. For Rothon this triggered recollections of a childhood fascination with space – fuelled by the moon landings, visits to the London Planetarium and being taken aged six to see Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. “I recall it as a time when a science fiction-style future seemed just around the corner,” says Rothon. He cites as a another influential experience the landmark Cybernetics Serendipity show at the ICA, which featured collaborations between artists and scientists: machines were shown alongside artwork in a spirit of postwar optimism for the positive power of new technologies. “I actually remember very little about it other than it was very noisy and somewhat scary!” adds Rothon.

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