Sterling : Sterling.
Sublime and ethereal electronic music.
Integrating trance, ambient, and breakbeat; Sterling has created a progressive sound that is uniquely his own. His style is represented by intensely emotive work dealing with themes such as loneliness, faith, and transcendence. In Sterling's mind, it goes beyond music. He is struggling to create the soundtrack to a new reality, teeming with so much hope and possibility.
Songs:
1. Vitalize
2. Million Dollars
3. Peaceful Night
4. Lucid Skies
5. Underground Eternal
6. Transcendental
7. Supremacy
8. You Never Loved Me
9. Have You Ever Seen A God
10. Child Of The Light
11. 6th Moon On Saturn
12. Alone
13. Earth Reborn
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Release date: 5/8/2010
Sterling lives in New York USA
Tagged as: Electronica, Techno
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