Aquaria - A Liquid Blue Trancescape
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Artist: | Diane Arkenstone |
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Release date: | 2001 |
Genre: | New Age, Rock, Alternative |
Tracks: | 8 |
Duration: | 55:23 |
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Tracks
[Edit]No. | Title | Length |
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1. | World of Light | 9:14 |
2. | Through the Veil | 7:39 |
3. | The Water Garden | 7:01 |
4. | The Treasure Caves | 6:13 |
5. | Rhythm of the Deep | 6:56 |
6. | Voice of the Sea | 5:14 |
7. | Tranceshift | 8:21 |
8. | Aquaria | 4:45 |
Details
[Edit]Long frustrated by the release schedule restraints of conventional labels, electronic new age Renaissance man David Arkenstone joined with his wife, Diane, to create Neo Pacifica, a label releasing a wide variety of creatively diverse expressions. One of the label's highlights is introducing vocalist/keyboardist Diane as a composer and artist in her own right. With David's composing and production assistance, Diane creates what comes across as a continuous, unbroken musical piece, but is actually comprised of eight thoughtful compositions. The promise of trance in the album title might imply that this will be something of a formless musical experience, but all the ethereal effects (which include her whispery, seductive voice chanting like our subconscious) are given a solid musical foundation, complete with drum machine groove and reasonably memorable synth or piano melodies. "World of Light" is an expansive, nine-minute doorway, beginning very atmospherically before developing an R&B/pop edge. "Through the Veil" features David's Celtic-flavored flute and a swirling electronica melody, while "The Water Gardens" mixes inventive electronic percussion patterns with gentle doses of Andy Taylor's fiddle. Diane uses the theme of Aquaria, an undersea fantasy realm, as a framework for what she calls a "journey of groove exploration." All of it comes across as sensual and much more structured than many recordings in this genre offer.