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TOKYO NIGHTS EP!

Hi! Everyone, Hope you are ok. As some of you may or may not know I've been working on a brand new EP called TOKYO NIGHTS.
The idea for the EP came whilst I was working on the collaboration with CODE D ('Fragments'). Before we started the songs itself I asked CODE D what other music he liked, he told me SYNTHWAVE (aka Retrowave or Outrun). I'll be honest  I had never really heard of synthwave music before & went to youtube to listen to some songs. The first song I really liked was 'Sunset'-THE MIDNIGHT, after that I started to like more synthwave music & artists.
Its not just the music I like, its that 80s retro artwork (neon, etc) & also the synthesizers (Roland Juno 106, Roland Juno 60, Korg Polysix, Yamaha DX7 etc). This all inspired me to compose the TOKYO NIGHTS EP.


Here's one of songs from the TOKYO NIGHTS EP:



Hope you enjoy 😀😀😀😀



Will I compose more synth wave music? 😀😀 Stay tuned



Until Next Time


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