Very good use of strings in the breakdown of Phoenix Tears - I was wondering if anyone knew the story behind it. Did L-vee compose the arrangement himself? Or did it come from somewhere else [a movie prehaps?] - or maybe he got someone to write the score for him, if so, who?
It's perfect for a movie scene - it's got a soundtrack harmonic feel to it.

The rest of the track is amazing too. Nice and simple flow - the overall build up has a mysterious mood to it.

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Solely based on the quality of L-vee's other compostions, I would say he made it himself. He is a very skilled composer.

If he did compose the breakdown [which is probably so], then indeed, a VERY VERY gifted composer L-vee is!
I just ordered the vinyl, so there should be some notes/info on it that I can check up on.

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Try Capetown - Touch the Sky, Talk to the Stars - it's similar but better, imo.

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heh. i still haven't heard this track yet! mmmm i neeed to hear!

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phoenix tears almost sounds like a reconstruction of touch the sky, talk to the stars.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Try Capetown - Touch the Sky, Talk to the Stars - it's similar but better, imo.

It seems that this "Touch the Sky, Talk to the Stars" is popular and overall better. I haven't heard it yet, but I will try and get my hands on it! Cheers mate.

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American composer John Cage on his aesthetic of silence

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Originally posted by [ groovypants ] It seems that this "Touch the Sky, Talk to the Stars" is popular and overall better. I haven't heard it yet, but I will try and get my hands on it! Cheers mate.

Yeah, "Touch the Sky, Talk to the Stars" is a beautiful song. One of L-Vee's best for sure. The orchestrated part in that smashes the one in the Capetown tune, but they're still both quite good.

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I haven't heard his other tracks besides Cinema, they really are beautiful.

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