Using the music as a form of emotional communication, as it is done with movie scores and the like, Kristian Taus attempts to communicate the sights, sounds and moods experienced in everyday life, and draws inspiration for this album from childhood memories, travelling or just a walk in the forest.

1. Atlast
2. Shelter
3. Traffic
4. Movement
5. Life
6. Bark
7. Behold
8. Snow
9. Sea
10. Human
11. Passing
12. Wait
13. Everyday
14. Birds
15. Suspicious
16. Outside
17. Anonymous
18. Lost
19. Enough
20. Night

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/04/2013
Kristian Taus lives in Frederikssund Denmark

Tagged as: New Age, Ambient, Neoclassical, Instrumental New Age, Cinematic, Contemporary Piano

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