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Giant Eyes

Astronomusic – Progressive Rock Artist

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Track 7. Giant Eyes - The frontiers of the universe are expanded with the invention of the telescope. note: this piece is based on a ricercare composed by Vicenzo Galilei (1520-1591), father of the famous astronomer Galileo Galilei. 4'23''
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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.

Independent artist Astronomusic drops "Giant Eyes", a Progressive Rock track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. This track holds its own in the progressive rock landscape — a confident, well-executed piece. It has reached number 10 on the main SoundClick Rock chart. Find more from Astronomusic on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.

Song Info
Genre
Rock • Progressive Rock
Charts
Peak #10
Peak in subgenre #3
Author
Adrianne Simioni
Rights
2006 - Adrianne Simioni
Uploaded
August 20, 2007
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MP3 4.0 MB • 128 kbps • 4:23 minutes
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777Serafim
Apr 07, 2013
COOL DRAMATIC , COOL GUITARS, DRUMS, ENJOYED
Roger John
Jun 08, 2010
Neat, triumphant. And Big ayes! I mean Giant eyes!
kaufi
Jun 03, 2010
easy beautiful - love the melodies and the feeling with that this melodies are played, great musicians....fine, fine, fine :-)
claude and noella larente
Dec 02, 2009
Tres bien mes amie, very nice work CHEERS C & N
MJBerg
May 19, 2009
Great stuff, very good guitar playing/tone, clever arrangement, you two work together very, very well :). 'Loved this one too. Cheers, Mauri.
Zu Dir
Mar 25, 2009
I always do my dreaming with my eyes wide open, and my looking back with my eyes closed. So I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead - I lift my eyes and all is born again as a dream coming alive. Even more so : in dark times, the eye becomes bigger, like a giant eye. Peace - Johannes.
murphy l henderson jr
Mar 01, 2009
This is a great piece I enjoyed it very much!:) Blessings...."Murphy"
Bob Forbes
Feb 26, 2009
I liked the "medieval" feel to this tune - well performed and produced Z & A! Cheers, Bob
Latteta Theresa
Feb 25, 2009
Oh wow....'Giant Eyes' is fantastic. Listened to the first part (Medieval), put a big smile on my face. But breaking through to the core of this work with such an incredible rock transition, gave me goose bumps all over. I love it. Thank you so much for your creative energy. latteta
DUB NET KNIGHTS
Feb 11, 2009
Awesome ! Robert Strom found this song in a "Yes" inspiration, really sublimed with the organ arpeggios part, one of my favorite references from Rick Wakeman.(Rockaway agrees :). But the comparison is not restrictive, your piece stays as worth, not as a remake. Inspiration is not copy. Cheers
Robert Strom
Feb 02, 2009
Incredible! This is great stuff, and I would compare it to Kansas or Yes, if I had to describe the sound. However, it is unique and truly a work of art. A masterpiece of a song. Love the intro, the organ, the guitar is FANTASTIC! A truly great piece.
Jiri Hajek - composer
Sep 01, 2008
Very good music! I am not any expert of rock, but I like this piece. Really nice played! Jiri
LaughingSkull
Aug 18, 2008
Epic piece. Great intro then guitars kick in ...Love the development of the intro theme. Great stuff. Enough words, I have to listen to this. :)
Hayley Oliver
Aug 08, 2008
This is great! excellent production. Love Hayley
Ascenzion - Al Massey
Aug 02, 2008
Hello Adriane and Zózimo, I haven’t visited you lately, so I decided to drop by. This is an awesome composition. Grand intro, intricate musical movements, and of course, great guitar playing, and the church organ element, simply marvelous. This song has the 70’s progressive rock influence which I love. Awesome composition. It is always a great pleasure listening to your grest music. Cheers Al
Morten Gjermundsen
Aug 02, 2008
Such a nice and majestic intro.Then it starts rocking.Really cool stuff.The hammond sounds great.Love the part around 01:23 beautiful harmonies,then it kicks back again.Such a great technique.The note picked around 0258..Wow sound like it will last forever!! :) Awesome :) The outro harmony playing is really nice. :) Great work!!!
The SolitaireOne
Jul 29, 2008
Wow. You folks get such an amazing sounds with the electric guitar and electric violin. It's absolutely a brilliant sound. This recording is just very wonderful to listen to. I Really like this one a whole lot.
Anome
Jul 29, 2008
Admiro a escrita baseada no ricercare e a contenção das guitarras. Partilho a abordagem de tratar bem a música, com racionalidade (à falta de melhor termo).
Rodrica Rudge
Jul 28, 2008
Amazing work! I love the way you capture and incorporate so many styles in your music - I hear elements of classical music, medieval songs and progressive rock, all blended together to create an awesome production. Superb guitar work and excellent arrangement!
VMP (USA)
Jul 27, 2008
Red Hot! Very cool intro, as if an announcement to the masses of an upcoming major unveiling, and turns out to be just that! Love the intensity peaks. Guitar work sizzles, a textbook example of what fine progressive rock at it's best could be. Steeped in historical significance that ties in perfectly with what Astronomusic is all about, great work Adrianne!