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Sphere
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Balance
10:54
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A Void of Consciousness
17:42
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The Waves of Happiness
11:05
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The Voyage
16:11
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A Second Life
04:54
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Nimanty The Netherlands
I make music
I use electronic instruments
I love the magic of space
I like kindness
and modesty
I upload my music videos on my youtube channel
I am thrilled when people enjoy my music
I live on the Azores, with my lovely wife and twin daughters
I run Faial Cottage B&B as well
I use Nimanty as artist name. My real name is Roelf Staal
I like to cook
I am Dutch
I am Groot :)
... more
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Steve est un des derniers Shaman musicien, capable de faire vibrer notre ame, c'est un magicien celeste dont la musique est en resonnance avec le cosmos !
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Syzygy's background drone synth are dreamy, sounds like Brian Eno(at the Drone bassline & Field Recording mixing pitch for rhythm making) or Global Communication - 12 18(for inserted female vocal). Sometimes I can't stop your tracks, most of songs really have organic synthesis from nature :D
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If I wanted to point someone to Steve Roach's music, I'd start them here. This record spans some of Roach's signature styles, like the percolating synths in "Currents of Compassion", the dreamy abstraction of "Prometheus Passage", the tribal rhythms of "The Gone Place", and the elegiac majesty of "What Remains". It's stunning all around and guaranteed to make any day better.
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