Remembering the Stars into Being
from The World Beyond by Akara
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from The World Beyond,
released August 5, 2013
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Akara Los Angeles, California
Created by a conservatory-trained classical composer turned electronica producer, Akara's mystical dancefloor symphonies are songs of the luminous extradimensional beings, sung across the veil of reality.
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Floex is a next-level psychedelic producer from the Czech republic also combining classical instrumentation and composition with deep, mulitlayered beat production. A kindred spirit with Akara.
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One of the great original new-school midtempo visionary electronic music producers. Such subtlety and grace and groove. Taking dubby dance music to a transcendent and deeply musical place.
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supported by 53 fans who also own “Remembering the Stars into Being”
This album livens my mix of tracks without getting too busy, it's a nice compliment. I'll also throw a shout out for the track Falling In, from Dreaming Into Being, by Bluetech. One of my all time favorite tracks. It's not in my bandcamp collection, I got on iTunes yrs ago before dumping that. So good though I had to mention.
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