This is a strange, a tricky one... it's part ambient, part orchestral/folk, part pop, part postrock... part dance music! :P

Or whatever... started rather calm and ambient: tried out the really nice free ROOTS instruments by Westwood Instruments, added some Pripyat Piano (Strix Instruments), some NaviaHarp (Sonic Atoms), etc Went into postrock territories with hose drums and so on...

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The only fitting vocals I could find where those "whisper vocals" I already used here (stll one of my favourites):

https://soundcloud.com/wunschm_schine/land-of-sand

Since I didn't want to use the same snippets I only had those strange "love & dance" parts... so somehow ended up with this little dance part at the end to make it sound less - or even more weird? I don't know.

Whatever, maybe somebody likes this strange "genre compilation". ;)

Bye for now!

Under Your Spell

I moved to Spotify a while ago I just reconnect here every months just to listen to leaks and my older playlists for nostalgia 
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https://www.youtube.com/@wunschmaschine
https://wunschmaschine.bandcamp.com

older stuff:
https://audiomack.com/wunschmaschine

social:
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INFO: Middle aged music maker (and recreational drummer) from the middle of Franconian nowhere arranging music for open minded music lovers who (like me) don't want to listen to the same (kind of) music all/every day - way too boring (or even annoying).

So you'll find all kinds of stuff here, from Space Jazz to Hip Hop, from Synthpop to Triphop, from Folk to Doom, from here to there, from then to now, and many things in between - except for "pure" EDM / Techno / Trance, not my cup of tea. :P 

Many tracks tend towards "alternative pop". Well, if you don't like a song/genre - just skip it! I won't mind...  ;)

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P.S.: Before you ask: I (almost) never start with the vocals, asking myself: what strange things could I make with those?

Instead I start making strange music THEN look for some vocal parts that might fit. You'd be surprised how often you get a "match" the moment you throw those in the mix. Well, sometimes it needs a little tweaking... ;)

Under Your Spell

wunschm@schine