nd-still

Short:        OSS 12 ch. athmos slo-mo chill trance
Author:       neurodancer@gmx.de
Uploader:     neurodancer gmx de
Type:         mods/neuro
Requires:     OSS capable player
Architecture: generic


                             Neurodancer/1oo%

                       waved his magic wand for you
             presenting an LX Bliss production on 27-Mar-2ooo

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                          " S t i l l p o i n t "

                          [ in darkness  i sink ]

                   - athmospheric slo-mo chill trance -

                  (OSS, 12 channels, 108 bpm, 6:23 mins)

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                                  i N F O

     This is another one of those "been working on it for ages" songs.
     I started composing on this one about a year ago. Its influenced
     by Saafi Bros., the Space Night compilation series, and a lot of
     the moody ambient/trance I have in stock. :) I wanted to create a
       slow and spacey tune with deep feelings embedded in it - you
      know, that sort of trance/chillout tracks that simply touch you
            so much with their simplistic melodies and beauty.

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                               C O N T A C T

     As usual, feedback is highly appreciated, just drop me a line via
         email, neurodancer@gmx.de is the address, don't hesitate.

     Below some nice comments I received after the release of the past
      couple of modules... thanks a lot for that huge magic potion of
                     motivation, you know who you are:

      `` I just want to comment on the "Wings in the Wind" module you
   composed. I just heard it and, well I love it. I lie, I didn't /just/
     hear it. I heard it 5 times in the space of one hour. [...] your
      module certainly digs it's hooks into you with all those ethnic
                  instruments and the pace. Well done. ''

 `` BTW, I love your music. I download a lot of mods from Aminet, and end
     up deleting most of them. But I'm glad to have wandered into the
  mods/neuro section [...]. Thank you, [...] for some GREAT music. Can't
             wait to delve into your stash there at Aminet. ''

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