SGX : Synesthetic.
Let loose the beast in your mind.
SGX's 2003 Synesthetic contains the seeds of what was to come of SGX's
style. Straddling several electronica genres, SGX experiments with
different sounds and ideas while retaining his signature melodiousness
and accessibility. The occasional odd-time meter slips into several
tracks on the album, adding a unique flow to the grooves you won't find
in many electronica tracks.
Songs:
1. Tell Me A Story
2. Activity Unbroken
3. Halcyon
4. Burnout
5. Adjusting To Reality
6. Soul Shift
7. Contradistinction
8. When I Close My Eyes
9. Unsteady Unsure
10. Multiple Worlds
11. Thinking Different
12. Soulsight
13. Synesthetic (ft Russ Anderson)
14. Saved
15. Tell Me A Story (compendium mix)
Listen to: the entire album.
License Let loose the beast in your mind by SGX for your project.
Play the music of SGX in your restaurant or store.
Release date: 10/14/2011
SGX lives in Maryland USA
Tagged as: Electro Rock, Ambient
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SGX : Synesthetic.