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Stunningstorm - Forever Alive Click on the artwork to hear it on DSound. This is the first song I composed and arranged by myself and then looked for others to collaborate doing vocals and a guitar solo.

“Erased” is the tenth track from the album, becomes a sort of dark, yet beautiful interlude with somber synth and electronics reverberating throughout the piece and supporting the male vocalist giving

“Cyanid Water” has the most badass opening with a hint of female vocals. In this track we're graced with stunning bassline, synth beats along with a few subtle extras just moving the music along. This

All might to Dreams” which is a unique track with dynamic bass providing the backdrop for the artist’s haunting vocal. New flavors are added on this track to make it more interesting, such as hint of vocal

Track number seven “Together Alone” has some electronics crackling in front with some heavy bass beats, the way the male vocalists says ‘Together Alone’ is absolutely stunning, the well textured vocals

Half way through the album, the listener shall experience “Inner Conflict” with aggressive bass and killer synth tones that produces a threating vibe. The vocals are dynamic and I really loved the change

“Martreya” is the sixth track from the album, opens with various samples layered throughout with mystic synths, slow beats. The vocals reeks melancholic scent throughout with emotion ridden lyrics. ► Listen

Track number four “Limelight of Consciousness” flows over a dark ambient vibe and moves into the modern realm of music with solid synths and a pounding beat. The synth placements on this track is the work

Keep walking” is one of the lengthiest track from this album with a killer opening that slowly electrifies the listeners and controls their body with its mysterious melody and electronic beats. The electronic

“Ravengift” opens up with a distant spiral electronic pulse that moves in closer and fades away giving life to the synth and bass beats. The vocals reach out at last and hits the listeners with a bass