1 October 2017

Derek Nigell - Heartbeat of the Universe

Record: 2017 • Edition: 2017 • USC-WR-1710.0380
Space Ambient, Berlin School, Electro

Cosmos – calling, mysterious, endless and magnificent... If only we could plunge into this boundless ocean of stars twinkling mystically as if they watch us from the night sky! To learn who weaves a cobweb of constellations, which helped sailors to navigate since ancient times. To dance a flying roundelay of planets in curves of Milky Way to the music of the Universe... A secret – inconceivable, enticing and fascinating! Can you hear? This is the call of distant strange worlds! Can you see? There is that star! It feels like it is sending us some message! What does it want to say? A secret... A secret... A secret... Oh how much we want to learn, to comprehend, to touch! To become a particle – a star dust particle... Where are you, the Little Prince? How's your Rose? How's the Fox? Are you happy? Answer, please! Silence... I'm here. I'm standing on the ground. I'm inhaling autumn gold. And the maple in the yard is waving to me with his last leaves-hands. Soon his applause shall fade... But, Universe! I'm still here and I hear you! I'm hearing the beat of your heart...

01.Heavenly Pulsations (Intro) (3:18) 02.Voices of the Calling Constellations (9:44) 03.Chiron and Proserpina (9:14) 04.Having Found Serenity Beneath the Starry Skies (6:33) 05.Heartbeat of the Universe (11:10) 06.In the Shadow of Celestial Bodies (8:52) 07.The Nebula of Forgotten Dreams (7:38) 08.Goodbye, Serene Sky! (Outro) (5:30)

Composition, musical concept, keyboards, synthesizers, programming, effects, writing, arrangement, recording, mixing, artwork — Derek Nigell Mastering — Alexander Girin

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