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Intro In C Major
00:49
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2. |
Read The Sky
03:06
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Energy 2.0.0
03:15
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Feel The Night
02:12
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Terra Firma
03:08
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Roman Winds
03:38
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City In The Sky
02:31
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8. |
Baja Mindset
03:27
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9. |
Iron Doves
02:29
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10. |
Select Your Skin
03:04
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11. |
Lithium
03:23
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I know what you feel
Like a thousand suns burning on your skin
A vast ocean of lithium floating in your head
Could it be our time has come and gone
All our heroes are dead.
I know what you hear
The sound of fading grace ringing in you ears
A last farewell to decades gone
Playing in your head
Could it be our song has run its course
Sold us to our death beds
A vast ocean of lithium floating in your head
A vast ocean of lithium floating in your head
Floating in your head
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Perspectiv Los Angeles, California
Perspectiv is a French American musician and electrical/software systems engineer. He created a style that mixes 80’s new wave pop, synthwave, and funky metal. He coined the term ‘Kornwave’ to describe it. It has mainstream qualities in that it is “danceable” and melodically catchy, but also retains experimental twists in the harmony, counterpoint and sound textures using repurposed voice samples. ... more
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