Bungalow : Dr Sounds

Dr Sounds : Bungalow.
Spacey ambient/dark new age.

Bungalow is an album inspired by the series "30 Degrees in February", particularly the feelings of the character Joy and the bungalows in Thailand. The music is influenced by the events from the series, including the drastic emotions felt when the bungalow catches on fire and the feelings for Joy and Pong on the beach. Thus the name of the album is born 'Bungalow'.

So the dream the music is created on, is about sitting in a bungalow, swimming in the sea and having a nice date with Joy (being Pong), and still being able to take advantage of new technology to reach out with music.

Songs:

1. Bungalow
2. Serenade
3. Aquajogger - original
4. 2012
5. Pomona
6. 2012 - alternative
7. Aquajogger

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 06/04/2013
Dr Sounds lives in Lidkoping Sweden

Tagged as: Electronica, Other

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