Ochre (2022): I. Siderite – The Crossing x Dan Schwartz
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“Soft and elegant sounds come to compose a magical and special melody. The restless silence of the vocals and their imposing appearance manage to match and touch our soul. We lose ourselves in the ethereal paths of rhythm in order to step out into the light and break free.”
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“Sonidos suaves y elegantes vienen a componer una melodía mágica y especial. El silencio inquieto de las voces y su imponente apariencia logran igualar y tocar nuestra alma. Nos perdemos en los caminos etéreos del ritmo para salir a la luz y liberarnos.”
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The original review of “The Crossing x Dan Schwartz – Ochre (2022): I. Siderite” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Neoclassical reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “The Crossing x Dan Schwartz” (United States) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.
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Nagamag introducing you to “Ochre (2022): I. Siderite”. a collaborative perfection of “The Crossing x Dan Schwartz”. This creation in the terrain of Neoclassical, has touched the hearts of our curators, who really enjoyed listening to “The Crossing x Dan Schwartz – Ochre (2022): I. Siderite”. It’s more than just a song; it’s a product that combines the composition power of more than just one artist. it’s a music built that also defines Neo / Modern Classical music. The Melody and rhythm of this piece is a treasure for your ears, waiting to be discovered. Nagamag is delighted to share this music review by one of our Neoclassical reviewers, who musically joined the meaning of this collaboration “The Crossing x Dan Schwartz – Ochre (2022): I. Siderite”. Our tireless mission to explore Neoclassical songs from all over the world brought this offering as a share point to the global community of Neoclassical enthusiasts in their love for this kind of music.
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Reviewed by Nagamag on July 21, 2024