Strange Music (2018), by MoonSatellite

Strange Music (2018)

by MoonSatellite

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davidburden103 Such a stunning album, lovely textures, sequences and melodies, one of my favourite Bandcamp albums. Favorite track: Strange Music #7.

Martin R If MoonSatellite's previous album, Dark Summer, was already excellent, then this one is an equally if not even more worthy successor: Even longer tracks with even more lush, wide, "breathing" pads and shimmering sequences, and so beautiful melodies, in virtually all tracks! It makes the listener want to just sink-in and feel happy :-) Favorite track: Strange Music #1.

Gideon Track 3 really does it for me!
A very enjoyable album. Favorite track: Strange Music #3.

Daniel Fishman The only strange thing about this music, is why it is called "Strange Music"! It is actually beautiful sequencer music of the highest order! Difficult to select a favourite track, but I think it's between 1 and 4.... Favorite track: Strange Music #4.

Bijnagte Leendert This will be probably then beat em/Berlin school cd of 2018! What a great performance. Every new production of moon satellite is better than the previous already almost brilliant earlier releases. A blessing for the ears! Favorite track: Strange Music #3.

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1.	Strange Music #1 13:42	buy track
2.	Strange Music #2 07:32	buy track
3.	Strange Music #3 09:36	buy track
4.	Strange Music #4 13:17	buy track
5.	Strange Music #5 05:48	buy track
6.	Strange Music #6 08:50	buy track
7.	Strange Music #7 07:04	buy track

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"Strange Music" est un voyage sonore poétique et onirique où s'entremêlent séquences mélodiques et nappes analogiques planantes.

« Strange Music » est l’aboutissement de « Dark Summer ». On y retrouve tous les ingrédients et en même temps les mélodies que j’affectionne. Une ambiance planante, calme et sereine dans un tourbillon de sons où les séquences sont toujours plus mélodiques et hypnotiques. Un long voyage intérieur menant à l’apaisement.

« Strange Music » is the culmination of ‘Dark Summer’. One can find all the ingredients and at the same time, the melodies I love so much. A dreamy, calm and serene atmosphere in a whirlwind of sounds, where the sequences are always more melodious and hypnotic. A long journey within, towards peacefulness.

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released March 31, 2018

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MoonSatellite Nancy, France

Inspiré par les premiers travaux de Jean-Michel Jarre, l’artiste du nord-est de la France intègre depuis quelques années l’influence de Klaus Schulze. Il bâtit une œuvre qui ravît les amateurs des deux courants. Harmonies élaborées, séquences entrelacées et construites en multiples strates, chants et solos qui s’exposent en extase... ... more

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