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Sometimes

This is the definitive version of Sometimes. A melancholic, sweeping, soundscape with a banging beat, soothing keys, driving bass and scorching guitar solos!

Sometimes - Remix

an extra in other people's dreams

An Art, Audio and Visual event by Glasgow-based artist Lee Robertson. Music by The Harbourmasters.

Summer/Autumn 2018.

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Vortex

12 Parsecs

Galaxy of pleasure

The Spice Extends Life

Red Rain - Peter Gabriel - Remix

This song inspired by the tiers of lockdown in Scotland - it is about reminiscing about being free. About the good times. With a bouncing bassline, driving beats, uplifting melody, and lots of bleeps and synths. This uplifting song will make you feel happy during the lockdown. The song was recorded, mixed, and mastered in my (spare room) studio. In Edinburgh and Glasgow. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for taking the time to listen.

Tiers

Spaces Between Spaces are Edinburgh musician Darren Wilson and Glasgow based artist Lee Robertson. Darren has been writing and performing alternative rock, post-punk and grunge music in and around Edinburgh, Scotland for 25 years. Lee has a love and extensive knowledge of dance music that goes back 30 years.

Although both Darren and Lee were into electronic music in the early 90s, it wasn't until recently that a new love for it was found  - a dance music epiphany if you like. This was galvanised after seeing the late Andy Wheatherall at the Glasgow School of Art - incredible. This totally inspired them to create some electronic music of their own - so along with a lot of experience writing and producing music, extensive knowledge, and a lot of ideas, they started on a dance music odyssey. A dance music audio/visual experience at SWg3 was their first live event.

Spaces Between Spaces sound can best be described as a tapestry of bleeps and swelling synth waves forming an epic soundscape - all encapsulated by driving beats. The natural backdrop to a sci-fi b-movie…

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Spaces between Spaces