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“Jon Skarin – September” reflects the calm and quiet beauty of early autumn, blending cinematic soundtrack tones, classical influences, world music colors, and gentle folk atmospheres. The album captures the shift from summer warmth to cooler days — a month filled with nostalgia, introspection, and fading light. A soothing, expressive journey into the moods of September.

Angrib

Note: This song originally had a length of 15:30. Songs longer than 10 minutes are unfortunately not allowed on SoundCloud, so it had to be shortened to 9:59.

The concept album reflects on the lives of those who fade into society’s margins—quiet, unnoticed, often overlooked. It portrays a city that is both shelter and maze, a place where destinies unravel and hopes flicker, yet small sparks of humanity still break through the darkness.

It looks where most people never do: toward the wounded, the forgotten, the ones who keep breathing despite every fall.
At its heart, the album says: anyone can stumble, everyone deserves to be seen, and unseen lines connect us all—if we choose to notice them.

Burning Maps of Yesterday

Taken from the album: Saturn in ascension (2012)

This is just a promo for the second track of the new album.
As great as i expected.

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