Unquiet Music Ltd Paris, France
- Experience what comes through time & silence
- Prune using your life's filter & a few
machines
- Enhance with musicians you admire
- Weave a marketing network & connect to soulmates
1/2/3/4 & a thumb opposed to close the circle
Or... Well just trying to record the inside with a DAW and performances of a few musicians I love. Created this company to name and distribute. Hope you ‘ll like it
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Thank you for being temporarily inconvenienced and producing this voluptuous collection. ;) The beauty and magic that came out of the ugliness of 2020. Artists locked away and confined who were compelled to produce AMAZING WORK that we would have never. heard before.
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Behind Closed Doors 1
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In 1981 I was with my father in a Tangerine Dream concert in the Stadthalle Bremen. This piece of music brought both memories of this event and a very fresh note on top. Wonderful music beyond time and technology.
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Mesmerium
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Another great release from Markus and Mark . Please keep them coming . They are a godsend in these current dark times .
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Two
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Fades
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The Chicago avant-gardists return with a thrilling and accessible new record.
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Furvent
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Progressive music ensemble The Grand Sbam's bombastic compositions defy tempo, genre, and description.
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TRUCE
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This is an excellent album from Markus Reuter, accompanied by Fabio Trentini on Fretless Bass and Asaf Sirkis on acoustic drums recorded live in the studio. The interplay among these musicians is amazing throughout and, for me, this is true "progressive" music, as it charts new territory and leaves behind well-trodden cliches. It's challenging music that rewards a mindful listen. Put it on and listen through the whole album without modern social media distractions and you will see what I mean.
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