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Alastair Douglas is singer, songwriter and guitarist currently living in Cork, Ireland. His musical journey began the first time he heard Bob Marley’s album Exodus. He formed his first band with school friends, and they played their first show when he was 17. After that he collaborated with a wide range of musicians in his home town of Cape Town, South Africa, and soaked up all the live original music that he felt drawn to – catching jazz great Abdullah Ibrahim whenever possible. Douglas’ electric guitar playing features on a number of different releases which all share an independent, original sound. His first solo project, Carry Me, (https://7steps1.bandcamp.com/releases) released under the name 7steps in 2017, introduced his poetic voice and soulful songs to the world. After leaving South Africa, Douglas embraced a mellower sound, swapping his electric for a classical guitar. He began to delve into classical music and flamenco, and these genres have shaped the sound of his latest release – a solo album called The Open Sky. The ten songs on the album, with their accomplished guitar work and heartfelt singing bring to mind the world-music feel of Lhasa de Sala and the sensitivity of Ben Harper.

Percival. adderall. Where is your little light in great darkness

instrumental drone industrial pop.
 this is maxed out so im over at https://soundcloud.com/user-205501666-268302393   #noskill
Also check out 
https://thefoldline.bandcamp.com/
http://www.dirgemedia.com

Pianist, composer, arranger and educator, Odyssey Bogussevich was born in Potsdam, Germany. Mixing the rich heritage of the great Russian classical music tradition and strong jazz improvisation skills, Bogussevich creates an unique blend where strings swing pretty hard, in spite of the soft nature of their sound attack, and piano switches naturally from fugue progressions to elaborate long improvisational lines and back. Released by Russia's oldest record label, Melodiya, this album could be described as an effective effort to mutually enrich both classical and jazz traditions of the cross-cultural, multinational melting pot of Russian and - speaking more wide - European and world music cultures.

It was but yesterday I thought myself a fragment quivering without rhythm in the sphere of life. 
Now I know that I am the sphere, and all life in rhythmic fragments moves within me. 

I love music. All of it. It is everywhere... it is the global unifier, the greatest emotional connectivity communication without words. 
It is my solace. It is my dark place. It is my rage and fury, it is my inspirational light, my melancholy melody. It is in my sweet, sweet soul.

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