Compostela
Astronomusic – Progressive Rock Artist
Progressive Rock Track | Compostela by Astronomusic | Stream Free
Music inspired by the science of the stars astronomy. Progressive rock, new age, electronic space music.
Astronomusic is a Brazil-based Progressive Rock artist active since 2008, with over 40 original tracks available for free streaming on SoundClick.
The catalog has a consistent signature sound: steady in energy and even-keeled in tone. Productions carry a consistent pulse quality throughout. The overall sound is easy to get into, making it well-suited for a range of placements and projects. Astronomusic has released 3 albums on SoundClick alongside individual singles and instrumentals.
Several releases highlight the range and quality of the catalog. "Compostela" brings a progressive quality to the progressive rock space that reached #1 on the SoundClick Rock chart. "Star of Bethlehem" is a progressive rock production with a distinctly progressive tone that peaked at #2 on the SoundClick Rock chart. "Burn Again" is a progressive rock production that peaked at #4 on the SoundClick Rock chart.
With 249K streams and being featured on over 300+ playlists on SoundClick — and a track record of reaching #1 on the SoundClick Rock chart — Astronomusic has established a strong presence in the independent progressive rock space. Explore the full catalog on SoundClick.
"Compostela" is a Progressive Rock track by Astronomusic on SoundClick. The track showcases Astronomusic's instinct for crafting memorable music. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. It has peaked at #1 in Rock and #1 in Progressive Rock on the SoundClick charts. Explore the full Astronomusic catalog on SoundClick and discover more Progressive Rock music from independent creators.
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DOOMTRAINmusic
Nov 12, 2023
Lovely piece here, amazing skill on the piano, wow !
Amazing, love how this just builds and builds on itself. How did I miss this? Reminds me a little of the Vivaldi album. Can't wait to hear what's coming next from ya'll in 2025!