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Steve Loki Jordan Although the whole record is outstanding I particularly like Halycon because you can feel nature within the track. There’s a great balance of atmosphere between the pending storm and the overlaying instruments. Takes you somewhere else. Favorite track: halcyon.

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1.	Three 02:51	info	buy track
2.	Ultra 01:41	info	buy track
3.	come along the long way 02:01	info	buy track
4.	Good World 01:55	info	buy track
5.	8-16-17 03:30	info	buy track
6.	The Pinnacle 02:00	info	buy track
7.	halcyon 06:55	info	buy track
8.	Welcome 03:56	info	buy track

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A collection of songs I've written with friends and by myself since moving to Lake Waccamaw in April of 2017. A time for change and a time for growth.

The word "Still" came to mind after moving here...The idea of being still to listen and observe what's right in front of me. My surroundings, the people I care about, my music. A time to reflect and improve upon what is already here.

I started writing compositions for this album in October 2017 with the accompaniment of my friends. I wanted to record sounds from Lake Waccamaw and blend them with orchestrations that would create a living atmosphere for the music. The lake has always been an important place for me since I was a kid and I wanted to include a piece of it in my music. Again, this album is meant to be listened to in its entirety from start to finish. There is a story within it.

Recorded and produced by Mat Dudley
Engineering and mixing by Matt Dudley
Mastered by Daniel Purifoy

Artwork by Matt Dudley

All songs written and arranged by Matt Dudley except for "8-16-17" by Tucker Ellis

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released May 1, 2019

Austin McPherson - Guitar: Halcyon/Pinnacle
Jarrod Cox - Guitar: Halcyon
Matt Dudley - Piano, programming, Guitar, Foley
Ryan Lee - Guitar: Come Along The Long Way
Tucker Ellis - Guitar, Programming: 8-16-17

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trial transition advance Lake Waccamaw, North Carolina

Educator and Blogger for mattdudleydrumming.com. Years ago I fell in love with writing and recording instrumental music that had elements of foley sound, and ambient textures. The music I create tells a story without lyrics. It's an experience captured between human beings and vibrations. ... more

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