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GRAMMY-NOMINATED ANDREW BAYER'S ''END OF ALL THINGS'' & NEW ALBUM OUT NOW ON ANJUNABEATS
- by Yuliia Support Team Lead
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- 24 Sept, 2018
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ROUGH ONLINE |Music | Review
ROUGH ONLINE want to begin by saying that not only is Andrew Bayer
one of the most talented music producers we have come across since the start of the magazine, but “End Of All Things”
is one of the most captivating pieces of music we have listened to all year, accompanied by the stunning vocals of Alison May, which along with its’ 80’s-influenced drum programming and Trance-sounding synths performed in the song’s biggest, epic section of brightness and magic, all together create the perfect combination, that will for sure make you feel choked up by its’ emotive journey, simply because all of these musical elements fused together are one word…beautiful.
With “End Of All Things” Bayer has without a doubt proved to be a musician whose intention is to make you relax, lay back and forget about any tension you ever experienced in your entire life, a producer who does not require a music video to put together a visual to accompany a breath-taking piece…it is all in your head. If by the end of Andrew’s new track you haven’t been mentally thrown into the Sci-Fi realm of movies like Steven Spielberg’s 1977 box office hit “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” or James Cameron’s critically acclaimed 1989 film “The Abyss,” then you quite simply haven’t been paying enough attention to the masterful musicianship skills of this insanely talented artist. Via the use of an emotional major to minor chord structure, a meditative, robotic “flanger” effect added to May’s vocals and masterfully performed harmonies, it would be no surprise if you found yourself breaking down into tears over Bayer’s futuristic sound, while you feel the ambience he has suddenly created within your environment.
The question is…does Bayer have any more gems hidden up his sleeve? The only way to find out is by checking out his new full-length album “In My Last Life,” and guaranteed…you won’t be dissatisfied. You can find the full 10-minute version of “End Of All Things” via the Anjunabeats New Releases (Trance and Progressive) compilation on Spotify now. Don’t miss out on one of the most incomparable music artists Rough Online have ever featured.