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Clouds Of Rolling Joy

by Alien Syndrome Deluxe

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1.
A Season Of Treasonous Old Men 03:38
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2.
Hiding In The Shed 03:38
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3.
Lilies For A Loved One (Minan) 03:30
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4.
Two Birds (Part 1) 03:16
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5.
Into The Radius 05:10
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6.
Cloudburst 03:49
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7.
Bump 03:11
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8.
Going To Tunguska 03:52
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9.
Two Birds (Part 2) 03:16
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10.
Goodness Sake 03:43
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11.
No More Man Date 03:42
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12.
Two Birds But Only One Stone 03:16
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13.
Clouds Of Rolling Joy 03:37
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about

Thanks go out to those who are listening and, hopefully, enjoying the tracks. Other than that, I don't have much else to say. I, in fact, never know what to say, so more than good with just letting the tracks speak for themselves.

I would like to add, though, that I am not interested in following trends. I do believe I am not the only one who thinks in terms of 'getting out of the boxes and staying out of them'. For me, the idea is every which way, any which way that the creative wind wants to blow in. to me, making music is a journey of discovery, and that entails more than just 'playing it safe', going with whatever seems to be currently trending.

I do use beats, and rhythm, but I do not consider myself to be a 'beat maker'. Hopefully, I can consider myself to be a 'music maker'.

And what is a music maker? In my book, it is one who is willing to 'take risks', to try out new ideas, to simply explore whatever possibilities present themselves. In this case, it might be an instrument, or a group of instruments, and or sounds, textures that are 'just begging to be put together', in usual, or unusual ways.

I have a particular fondness for the old Rhodes Mark 1 Electric Piano, or even the Mark 2, nd other iterations of that instrument, and as such, it tends to make it's way into a lot of tracks, these days especially. I, o course, no longer own a Rhodes of any sort, so am heavily reliant on software equivalents. I have tried many very good ones, but the one now being used primarily is on by a developer, here in Canada, Montreal to be exact, AAS and that one is Lounge Lizard. I do know of another aid to be very good, Keyscapes by Spectrasonics, but I have not tried that one yet. Nonetheless, I continue to find myself reaching for Lounge Lizard, and it never fails to satisfy in terms of having the right vibe.

So there, guess I've said something about the music after all. No matter, the most significant thing, as I have always seen it, is to simply go with whatever idea comes to mind, and to hell with it, if it isn't going to line p with whatever is currently trending.

And that's about it....


So...all the best to whomever finds the way to this site:

Bryan Anthony (aka Alien Syndrome Deluxe)

Can also be found on Soundcloud:

soundcloud.com/alien-syndrome-deluxe/sets/clouds-of-rolling-joy?si=ede743493d14457eba935082d85e0bae

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released December 22, 2022

Instruments:

Hardware: Moog Sub 37 and Slim Phatty

Software: AAS Lounge Lizard, Chromephone, Sting Studio, Strum GS2, UltraAnalog and Mulitphonics..done in Reason 12, with Reason rack extension instrument, Complex 1.1 and Alogrhithm...

Drum Machine: Reason Kong

Other external gear: Tasma Model 25 (hybrid digital/analog multitrack recorder and mixer), DBX 1066 compressor, Lexicon MX200 reverb/multieffects, and an older Boss SX 700 multi effects processor...and a TC ELECTRONICS DITTO looper

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