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Ending 2018 in the same musical landscape where most of the year has been spent.
Pianoteq Piano, TR505 kick drums, a little DSI Mopho, an Absynth patch and a little guitar.
Now, what am I going to do next week?
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A great end statement to the year. Let the curtains drop. The lead piano sounds huge and booming. As for next week, if the inspiration is there keep making music!
love the over powering dramatic feel to this it creates an atmosphere for the listener
Great cinematic atmosphere, a score for the ending of ...
Piano sounds great. Good conclusion indeed! Have a great 2019, see you in 2020!
Loving the delayed piano and the overall theme of this track. I know the feeling of "what now", but I think a bit of a break will be good too. I've always enjoyed listening to your tracks and I hope you have a good new year! 
Nice conclusion.
Time-warp to 2020?
A great end statement to the year. Let the curtains drop. The lead piano sounds huge and booming. As for next week, if the inspiration is there keep making music!
love the over powering dramatic feel to this it creates an atmosphere for the listener
Great cinematic atmosphere, a score for the ending of ...
Piano sounds great. Good conclusion indeed! Have a great 2019, see you in 2020!
Loving the delayed piano and the overall theme of this track. I know the feeling of "what now", but I think a bit of a break will be good too. I've always enjoyed listening to your tracks and I hope you have a good new year!
Thank you all! A short break from weeekly deadlines was very welcome now, for sure.
Maybe 2019 will be the year when I finish all the 2017-projects I abandoned going into WB2018
