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Erebus
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This song is about Erebus, a place and a river in the kingdom of Hades, in the Greek mythology. That's here where the soul of a child came at midnight to sleep and to dream by the river but that's here too where the child will give up the ghost, his quiet, living and dreamy soul, by opening the gate of Hades Palace beyond the fog...
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Atlantis
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This song is an exploration of an idea related to the myth of Atlantis, this mysterious island whose possible existence invites humans to enter this legend and find some inspiration to keep the story fantastic. So, this song is also a bit my (musical) idea about an exploration of this myth.
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Atlas
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This song is about Atlas, in the Greek Mythology one of the Titans who took part in the war that the Olympian Gods declared and won against them. This is how the Titans have been precipitated by Zeus in the deep of the Hells, except Atlas, condemned to support the celestial sphere for eternity. It's also said that Atlas was transformed into a mountain, the mount Atlas in Morocco, so high that it touches the skies.
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Echoes of the Soul Lyon, France
Created in 2013, Echoes Of The Soul is a solo piano-based project with modern influences, with which I evolve as an
independant self-taught artist.
If freedom is a path, I would like to cross it forever to evolve by myself in my compositions, my playing and my style.
Welcome!
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