In a world where everyone is grasping for attention, there is one small group that is regularly overlooked: the independent artists.
These poor souls spend their time borrowing bits of melody, chord progressions and the odd lyric from established artists and forming these into musical creations which they try to pass off as their own originals. They rarely get credit for the arduous work it takes in disguising ideas stolen from other musicians. 
If you would like to help a downtrodden independent artist you could, play some of their songs, follow and add them to a playlist, leave a comment such as “I quite like the middle eight in your second song” or “Your music is not unpleasant”. If you want to be really kind, share on social media, or purchase a song.
Please note that all independent artists are not the same, the good ones do not have pathetic begging stuff like this in their bio’s.

basically peace out brœ 🪽

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The summer of 1994 can be considered the beginning of my musical history. When I first "touched" a real synthesizer and saw the programs for working with music. It was an old machine, very reminiscent of a Roland Jupiter-4. Its body was made of wood and there were about ten levers above the keyboard. A little later, when I got my first computer, I bought disks with the latest versions of music programs at that time and together with my brother I started to create my works. Then there were various projects and mixes, performances in clubs and at parties... I like different styles of music, which can be seen in the variety of my compositions.

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