The Moontrap
from Coming Home by Days of Delay
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Taken from the record "Deeper Ocean". This song is one of two instrumental pieces from that album.
Originally it was composed back in 1995 for the exhibition "Contemporary photography from the Gernsheim collection" at well known "Roemer- and Pelizaeus-Museum" in Hildesheim.
The piano was one of the first "virtual" pianos with an extraordinary keyboard from Casio.
Originally it was composed back in 1995 for the exhibition "Contemporary photography from the Gernsheim collection" at well known "Roemer- and Pelizaeus-Museum" in Hildesheim.
The piano was one of the first "virtual" pianos with an extraordinary keyboard from Casio.
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from Coming Home,
released February 6, 2021
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Days of Delay Hamburg, Germany
Days of Delay reflects the ambient heart of singer and multi-instrumentalist Cyrus
Ashrafi.
Deep emotional and decelerated paintings of sound with various instruments and techniques let Days of Delay interact with unique locations like churches, museums, industrial ruins, delightful gardens or galleries.
My aim is giving peace throughout emotional music that calms, inspires and unites.
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