As a composer I'm compelled to vary my sounds and moods so that my music isn't easily categorized. This is both a blessing and curse. It's hard to connect with an audience when the artist keeps changing, but that's what I must do.

The Door is a collection of tracks that reflect my growing command of digital music production and equipment. It's more diverse sonically and contains some very sophisticated sonic effects. What is "the door"? That's going to remain a mystery because it's a mystery to me as well. I suppose I like the imagery of a portal...you enter and where you end up on the other side is quite different. I'd like to think that I've landed in a different place as I created this album and I hope you find some meaning in it as well.

1. Dual Sky
2. Dreamaway
3. Haunted Moon
4. Belding
5. The Worst Day
6. Aeroluft
7. Seldane
8. Flotation Device
9. Eminent Domain
10. The Door
11. Touching Down
12. Moon Two
13. Shattering Silence
14. Prehab

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 10/16/2013
dammerson vaughan lives in New York USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Darkwave, Hard Electronic

1. New Memories by Domased: old school trance.
2. Ambitronika L1 by Petar Alargic: a vision inspiring voyage across the diameters of your imagination
3. Return Back by Domased: old school trance.
4. Green by Arphaus: aficionado of deep house, IDM and ABBA
5. Native Unit by Eric Kamen: Urban Flamenco
6. Cool Silence by AndrewPlusJohn: soulful electric guitar in a smooth and gentle landscape
7. hands upon black earth by hands upon black earth: solid, sensual, organic, languorous electronic music
8. Twilight Archive by Twilight Archive: Ambient downtempo with a touch of jazz
9. Viva La Musica Latina by Alan Marchand: Toe Teasin' Jazz Tunes For All Occasions
10. The True Harvest by hands upon black earth: solid, sensual, organic, languorous electronic music
11. halt by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
12. Mojo Trippin' by Alan Marchand: Toe Teasin' Jazz Tunes For All Occasions
13. Rumi Symphony (instrumental) by Hans Christian: new age meets Indian cello
14. Results Not Typical by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
15. 40 anos de Musica by Kim Ribeiro: brazilian contemporary and traditional flute
16. Ritual Fiction by Twilight Archive: Ambient downtempo with a touch of jazz

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