Geisha Tautou
Musan Dera – World Fusion Artist
Immersive Chamber Music Track | Geisha Tautou by Musan Dera | Stream Free
Somewhere in between genres.
Based in Belgium and active since 2011, Musan Dera has built over 90 original tracks in the World Fusion space on SoundClick.
The catalog is rooted in Soundtrack, and covers all facets of this genre.
The following tracks represent some of the strongest releases in the catalog. "Vlaamse Canon" is a beats production that charted at #22 on the SoundClick chart. "Spreeuwenwolk" is a standout beats production that charted at #13 on the SoundClick chart. "Far To The West" is a focused acoustic production that peaked at #5 on the SoundClick World chart.
Musan Dera has accumulated 306K streams and is being featured on over 100+ playlists on SoundClick – with a track record of reaching #1 on the SoundClick World chart. Discover the full discography on SoundClick.
SoundClick artist Musan Dera presents "Geisha Tautou", an outstanding release in the Chamber Music genre. Featuring headphones and tubular bells, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. The track creates a listening experience that feels immersive, bluegrass and traditional folk. "Geisha Tautou" has performed across multiple SoundClick charts, reaching #8 in Classical and #1 in Chamber Music. Musan Dera continues to build a Chamber Music catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
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d.bill
Jul 12, 2018
Sparce but never empty, the space left allows every note to matter and ever sweet harmony or tense discordant moment stand out more.
rodrica
Jul 11, 2018
Brilliant work! The music has a delicacy and gentleness to it, yet is also dramatic and soulful at the same time. Beautifully arranged and produced, totally captivating!
EG Music
Dec 24, 2013
I could notice you concentrated this time on the melody, which is quite expressive. Nice classical work ..
Falken
Nov 28, 2013
Simple and cool use of instrumentations - a bit short to get any visuels of it but it leeds more to film music maybe a horror scene.
And it also have that Asian flare to it.
Simplicity beets complexity when its done right!
Roger John
Nov 27, 2013
This is really fine stuff.
gabe stenziano
Nov 24, 2013
a wonderful composition and the clever arrangement and production allow the listener to drift into the scene you have created. a very pleasant listen.
Michael Duran
Nov 24, 2013
Great use of the stereo field :) it gives this a very immersive feel, like your are surrounded by the instruments.
Splendid composition Alexander!
Sounds by Ramolly
Nov 23, 2013
Love this Alex, you are very masterful in your compostions and arrangements, the counterpoints are extremely good, this would be a wonderful composition to study,very nice!!!
Ascenzion - Al Massey
Nov 23, 2013
A Japanese /European style of music with elegant traditional instrumentation crafted very well. The string instruments are especially intriguing for me. The main theme initially reminded me of “Tubular Bells” by Mike Oldfield, but Geisha blossom into a cascade of Musan Dera’s specialty style. Sounding really good Alex. A wonderful Far East musical excursion.
Bob Forbes
Nov 23, 2013
Creative and expressive Classical composition! Magnificent dynamic arrangement - can imagine this piece as a soundtrack reminiscent to it's subject material. Bravo to your talent!
Pinecats
Nov 23, 2013
Excellent! I did what Mike did...eyes closed with headphones...and it was a wonderful ride. I liked the slightly discordent section at 1:40 and the good dynamics back to the solo xylophone(?)...and then the little guitar/keyboard "duet". Very nice post!
Michael Bennett
Nov 23, 2013
What a wonderful journey while listening to this with eyes closed and heaphones. Great dynamics and sounds!
spinaceto
Nov 22, 2013
Subtle asian colored track, with so impressive cello parts on the first section, IMHO absolutely not to define in a particular genre, Musan Dera´s style for sure. Rich instrumentations, some sounds clearly reminded me to Japan, the final part ( classic guitar?) ends so gently that little journey in the far east..... Gratulate to your new one!! :)
Carlo D'Anna
Nov 22, 2013
Quiet and understated and quite outstanding! I can envision this music as being part of a dream. You go to some exotic places with this tune.Wonderful work throughout.
much hooky stuff going on without clogging up space. cool music!