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Aaron English

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Seattle, Washington, USA

Genres: Alternative, Rock, Electronic

Sites: Official Site

Listens: 1,725

Recs: 8

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Chilloutfriend Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 2980 Rec's: 109
“Very beautiful and touching tune! It really moves me with it's strong melody, mystical atmosphere and good vocals. Thanks for the music!”
Elias Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 14354 Rec's: 508
“ambient electronic's answer to Songs of Silence, sample this baby, you'll get the vibe right away.”
eroni Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 114 Rec's: 4
“Hurdy-gurdy and sarod with trip-hop beats? This is where the Middle Ages meets the 21st Century. This is a nasty, Zeppelin-inspired rock groove, drenched in medieval European and Middle Eastern instrumentation. I dare you to find anything like it in music today.”
eroni Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 114 Rec's: 4
“Shimmering, new-wave-inspired guitars, soaring vocals, stream-of-consciousness lyrics, and a massive arena-rock chorus that would do U2/Coldplay/Muse proud. Count me in.”
jonathanc Rec'd this on Aug 14, 2007:
Street Cred: 99 Rec's: 8
“really interesting. i like.”
Music Mantra Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 587 Rec's: 20
“Aaron English is a really pleasant surprise! Great lyrics and a voice that gives enough edge to the song to make you want to listen to it often, without it getting bored. There's a bit of the desert mixed in it as well, so the composition keeps your ears nicely on its toes.”
eroni Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 114 Rec's: 4
“This is a dance song, sure. But with birdsong and crickets as percussion, electric violin and didgeridoo as the primary instrumentation, and a rapid-fire male vocal delivery that recalls Michael Stipe a la "It's the End of the World as We Know It", this is no ordinary dance song. An absolutely electric, one-of-a-kind track.”
eroni Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 114 Rec's: 4
“Sexy, hypnotic, this song simmers like a thunderstorm, with a sleek trip-hop groove, African percussion, and tense Middle-Eastern-inspired male vocals. Then along comes this absolutely massive chorus of ethereal female vocals, like angels descending through a break in the clouds. This'd be a downright religious experience in a dance club.”
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