Alpha Wave Movement
Ambient, space, electronica with influences from the 70's, 80's. Berlin-school aesthetics with warm melodic cinematic passages.
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Drifted Into Deeper Lands Drifted Into Deeper Lands
Silent Promise Silent Promise
Awakening the Sandspirits Awakening the Sandspirits
Another Time Another Place Another Time Another Place
That Which Remains That Which Remains
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Alpha Wave Movement is an electronic/ambient music project by Gregory Kyryluk. The music is both melodic, uptempo/atmospheric,cosmic, ambient with no lyric content. I let the music speak to everyone universally. Compositions are created sometimes spontaneously direct to the digital world and other times structured and developed from a repetitive theme or rhythmic loop. Drawing inspiration from the beauty of the natural landscapes, classic electronic music of Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream(70's era),Terry Riley as well as progressive cosmic rock(Gong, Krautrock), jazz and soundtracks.Band/artist history
Alpha Wave Movement was conceived from its embryonic stasis in 1992.Have you performed in front of an audience?No.
Your musical influences
To many. Jean Michel Jarre, Brian Eno, Steve Roach, Richard Burmer, Mark Isham,ECM jazz i.e. Eberhard Weber,John Serrie, Tangerine Dream, Jon Hassell, 70/80 era sequencer music,Pog rock, Pink Floyd, ELP, Genesis the sound of wind moving thru the pines trees of a mountainside and the stars above in the night sky.What equipment do you use?
Roland JD800,JX8P, JX-10, Korg 05 R/W, Korg M3r, EMU Procussion, Ensoniq ESQ-1, VFX, SD-1, Triton LE, Roland U220, Kurzweil K2000v.3, Access Virus A, Novation A-Stationx2, Kawai K-3, Mac G3, Powerbook 180 w/ Master Tracks 6.0, Protools.Anything else?
Thanks for visitng my page and feel free to email me or add my songs to your playlist.
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Comments (6)
Hi Gregory,
It's nice to see a familiar face on Soundclick.
Cheers,
Bill
Hi there!
Enjoyed the mystical & relaxing vibe of Ephemeral Highways...............added ya' to my Abstract Lounge station and voted Hot.
Peace.
I got enough of an idea from the samples...went over to ambient.us and got "the Edge of Infinity"......and I am coding for much longer periods of time now. Excellent album
Nice music but unfortunatelly short samples :(
Interesting work, I wish there were longer pieces to check out. Are you the same people who were looking for others to publish back in 2000? I never did get an answer. = )
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