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Kingdom

by Giac & Juan

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10 tracks

32:19

1	Opening	2:02
2	Sleeping city	4:04
3	The citizen dream	2:42
4	Signs	3:23
5	The passage	3:43
6	If you just believe	4:04
7	Sailing home	2:42
8	Revelation	3:33
9	Ascension	1:01
10	Kingdom	5:05

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After their last album "Serenity", Giac&Juan invite you to another journey, this time in a fairy world, in the discovery of the "Kingdom"... To listen with closed eyes.

Après avoir été bercé par les vagues dans leur dernier album « Serenity », Giac&Juan vous invitent à un autre voyage, dans un monde magique cette fois, à la découverte d’un royaume, « Kingdom »… A écouter les yeux fermés.

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goofynewfie72

Beautiful

21/12/07

Fantastic soothing music that`s well worth a listen.

musictomyears

Beautiful, Moving, Graceful & Heartfelt Music..

23/05/09

Before I do the review, I have got to say, what a really lovely album cover, for this album straight away. I loved it.

The music was beautiful,moving,graceful,ambient, heartfelt and most of all relaxing, calming and soothing and a wonderful, airy, light, heartfelt, nature sounding album to sit back, relax and simply enjoy. I felt as thou, I had gone to heavenly fairy world, and mixed with the fairy's and returned to earth, when this album had finished playing. What a sheer heavenly delightful, album this was to enjoy. Bravo,an excellent and wonderful album this is. Thanks for sharing your talents.

tmcarson1

Love it!

03/11/08

Very nice and relaxing, I enjoy listening to this as I am going to sleep at night.

dj blackwidow

Superb

20/07/08

I found this album to highly relaxing and beautiful.

Well done!

open

ambient classical/instrumentals

12/01/08

All the instruments featured in this album of instrumentals are computer generated, though resemble real instruments. Sometimes this lets music down, but I don't think it has with these compositions. All of the instruments are of a classical nature, one sound that is almost always present is a pleasant synth strings instrument with a fairly long attack (fade in). Overall the instruments work together well in the mix, and nothing sticks out as not belonging to the style. The compositions are the most impressive part of the album, which are both well thought out and usually have a nice amount of complexity to keep it interesting.