Voyager, by Sequencer

Voyager

by Sequencer

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Augusto Moreira This album takes you to a ride of space themed tracks blended with some dark atmospheres and reflexive melodies. Deep retro vibes! Favorite track: Frequency (feat. NightKhat).

id-null Insanely impressive first album from Sequencer! Very diverse tracklist ranging from slow emotional pieces to hard hitting darksynth and everything in-between. There's also a nice little story hidden behind the song titles and song content. Feels like you're drifting across diverse planets and soundscapes just like the voyager. Highly recommended. Favorite track: Wake Up, Time To Die.

Thunder Porpoise A thoughtful blend of familiar retro vibes with ambitious cinematic sounds, this album straddles the divide between the old and the new. It does so almost effortlessly, as though to say: "This is the way it has always been and how it shall always be." Don't let that ease fool you, though. Pay close attention, and you will discover the meticulously crafted artistry of Sequencer. Great debut. Favorite track: Time (feat. Straplocked & Icarus).

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1.	Time (feat. Straplocked & Icarus) 04:39	info	buy track
2.	Gargantua (feat. Turrn) 03:53	info	buy track
3.	Probe 04:27	info	buy track
4.	Home 04:06	info	buy track
5.	Frost (feat. FEAR) 03:45	info	buy track
6.	Adrift 445 (Interlude) 01:39	info	buy track
7.	Frequency (feat. NightKhat) 03:59	info	buy track
8.	Wake Up, Time To Die 04:33	info	buy track
9.	Voyager (feat. Thunder Porpoise) 02:30	info	buy track

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In Sequencer's debut album "Voyager", we follow a lost astronaut trying to find his way back home. During his interstellar voyage, he visits various planets and sees things you wouldn’t believe.

Each track represents a different part of his journey, shown through shifts in tone and tempo. As the voyager's journey starts getting tough, the music changes to a much darker tone to better accompany this change in events.

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To read what happens to the voyager, click on the individual tracks and read the track information.
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released February 20, 2018

Produced and mixed by Sequencer
"Time" mastered by Icarus
All other tracks mastered by Slicarus
Artwork by NoiseHERO (twitter.com/NoiseHERO)

Thank you to everyone for your support for my music. You're the reason this was even finished in the first place.

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Sequencer Los Angeles, California

Sequencer is an award winning musician that expertly blends 80s synths with cinematic scores.

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