Synthetic ghostly motifs shimmer over the audio landscape, ever agitated ever delighting.

This is a collaboration work created after a request from a wonderful artist called Computart to add percussion and some synth phrases to his song "Procession".
 The song is wonderful, and the bass sound and the exquisite gradation of the drone make the song impressive.
 "Is it okay to add my sound to a song that has been completed at such a high level?" I hesitated a bit (about 20 seconds), but my own curiosity ignited, so I added a lot of sounds and it was done.
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★says Computart.
  you did well! I like your synthesizer and arpeggiator. That's right! Allows you to publish your version to your soundcloud. I thank you, you are a hardworking, mature and creative musician! Thank you my friend. much love and respect!
"He liked my work."

Computart feat Amekaze : Procession

I continue to create music with new structures, turning my back on so-called popular music. You're more likely to be turned away by your listeners than to be appreciated.
However, humans have a gene that favors curiosity, so-called adventure, and when this gene is activated, they leave their comfort zone and want to find out what lies ahead.
The meaning of the Japanese word "Amekaze-syokudo" is that the owner of a shop for children earns money by running a bar behind the shop where you can drink alcohol from the morning. It's a selfish business. I use this phrase as a warning, vowing to "take music seriously."

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Computart

Ingo Bremenkamp

Loya Jirga

degroef

Alexpessa

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Enogoo

It's TBC

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