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Star Madman Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Star Madman is an electronic music solo project written, performed, produced and mixed by Amanda Jay. She is influenced by electronica, dance, classical, and new wave music.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Tonight (Instrumental)”
A really nice blend of the best of Sunwarper and Kh3rtis. You can hear their influences in every song, but it comes together in a nice way and tells a clear story. Transpacific is my favorite!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Tonight (Instrumental)”
An album, without false note and which invite me to a journey to the border of spacewave. It's melodious, with these optimistic multi-layered sounds and a rhythm that gives off positive vibes.
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Lunar Ghosts
by Sunwarper & Cpektir
supported by 6 fans who also own “Tonight (Instrumental)”
This is right up my alley!! Love the combination of ambient and groove oriented songs (including all of the remixes). I can't get enough of the groove from the opening track. Superb music with fabulous production!!
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Between Love and Happiness
by Asta Hiroki
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 1, 2019
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On the gorgeously unsettling new record from Ariahindream, haunting vocal melodies drift through dark, swirling clouds of electronics.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 10, 2014
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Tonight (Instrumental)”
I'm sure this record sounds really dated nowadays with some of the synth choices, the radio intros that are becoming more common, and especially the mix/master, but this was really something for its time. I remember first hearing the title track and enjoying the composition so much. Dimi's ambition and fun with this project come in his brand of Outrun that meshes itself with the Instrumental Rock of the 80's, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai come to mind. A Synthwave classic!
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