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Notes
I completed the first draft of Synaesthesia in 1999 but it's origins date back over to the early 1990's and an Ensoniq ESQ-1 synth composition. The 1999 version was compiled using a Yamaha SY-85 synthesizer but I always wanted to do more and aim for a richer quality sound. After completing work on Noise Station in 2001 I started reproducing the music on Synaesthesia from scratch and after almost a year, the album was complete.
The music is a rich melodic soundscape, a story of a journey from birth to death. The music can vary in style but it is all designed to evoke images and stimulate the senses. Synaesthesia is a melodic work that doesn't rely heavily on sound effects or technology. Everyone who has heard it loves at least one track and as a tribute to its variety, it seems to be a different track each time. |
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Video Links
Click here to see the Islands Of Memory music video.
Video production by Mark Sheeky. |
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http://www.the-borderland.co.uk
"One of the pleasures of this job is discovering talented people beavering away doing their own thing and creating music far superior to that being pumped out commercially. Mark Sheeky is one such 'renaissance man': computer programmer, graphics artist and composer/musician, Mark has combined many of his talents to create Synaesthesia, one of the best commercial-sounding synth albums I've heard in quite a while..." Full Review...
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Ordering Options
Use the links below to order an MP3 version, an uncompressed FLAC version, or a CD version. You can Click here for more ordering information.
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