Gregory Esayan - Healer (Intro) [Silk Music]
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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▼ Album Tracklist:
01 Gregory Esayan - Healer (Intro)
02 Gregory Esayan - Changes
03 Gregory Esayan - Make A Wish
04 Gregory Esayan - Healer
05 Gregory Esayan - Coastal Glow
06 Gregory Esayan - Taxi
07 Gregory Esayan - Awaken Sleepwalker
08 Gregory Esayan - Numb Capsule
09 Gregory Esayan - Game Of Hearts
10 Gregory Esayan - See You Soon
11 Gregory Esayan - International (iTunes Bonus Track)
We are overjoyed to present "Pilgrim's Diary," the long-awaited second artist album from Gregory Esayan. The Russian phenom, whose last album ("Impressionism") received an extended personal endorsement from Armin van Buuren via his "A State of Trance" radio show, has spent the last two years incubating a project that is both conceptually and compositionally virtuosic. Deriving creativity from literary, spiritual, and nature-inspired sources, as well as a wide variety of electronic subgenres, Gregory had crafted ten enthralling new soundscapes. We enthusiastically invite you to join Gregory Esayan, the composer and titular "pilgrim," on a sonic journey that is equal parts musical and mystical.
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"The inspiration for this track was originally a fragment of a poem, "Song of Myself," by well-known American poet and essayist Walt Whitman. While I was listening to a recording of the unknown person reading this verse, shivers ran through my body, due to its deep resonance, as well as how beautifully the passage fit with the main theme of my album. The narrative offers a description of a faceless character with a semi-angelic essence, living in our world -- an observer who describes everything in his diary, so that he can share unforgettable experiences with us. In order not to destroy the overall picture, I decided to divide the track into two versions: one of them is the very poetry of the old Walt, which helps the listener to prepare for the "journey," and the second version is the journey of our 'healer' himself.”
-Gregory Esayan
+Silk Music Gregory is one of those semi-angelical creatures. In fact, we're all semi-angelical, we're all alike unto God, as he himself told. If I am god, you are god, then WE ARE all gods, God is so Humble that he wanted everyone to be equal. Never be afraid, because you're a God/Goddess. As any God, you have the power to build your reality, your future, and magnify your own consciousness.
What an incredible poem and the music is the perfect compliment. When I heard this I had to find out what it was - thank you for sharing it and your inspiration.
"In 1953, the BBC set out to record an hour of selections from the Whitman classic and approached a somewhat unusual reader: legendary filmmaker, actor, and broadcaster Orson Welles (May 6, 1915-October 10, 1985), thirty-eight at the time and already one of the most recognizable cinematic voices in the world. The recordings were later released on an LP - a Moore’s ghost that has perished into technological obscurity and rendered the readings absent from the common record, now scarcely available as the hard-to-find Walt Whitman’s Song of Myself from Leaves of Grass Read by Orson Welles."
@@kieranfoley1600 did you ever manage to find some more of the recordings? they are perfection.
I keep coming back to this, its perfection.
such a Mystical, Wonderful opening, absolutely luv this track
absolutely wonderful
If this is only the intro... Gosh, what could the rest be? This is incredible.
+o0o TheOneAndOnlyVr3 o0o You're in for a pleasant surprise :)
+Silk Music very pleasant surprise!!!
Silk Music Can't have said it differently ༼ʘ̚ل͜ʘ̚༽
Breathtakingly beautiful...
Absolutely stunning bassline and chord progression! Inspiring
Exactly. That’s what makes this such an epic track
+Silk Music - this is... the text, the chords,... OMFG - thank you. It is Whitman of the 21st century
Thank you, we feel blessed to have you as a fan :)
Amazing!
What a great splice to bring in Walt Whitman with Gregory Esayan's lush electronica.. If you love this check out his track 'Starman' which I think is also a standout...
Thank you so much Dean :)
beautiful
+berdebony Indeed, hope you enjoyed the rest of the album!
Can't believe I forgot to like this one.
Those feels! On a side note, I really should watch breaking bad again ;)
+Tunde Anderson Thank you very much! That's a fantastic show, did you ever check out "Better Call Saul"?
+Silk Music I've heard it's good... but never watched it, too much to live upto with BB I think!
i know is fron walt whitmans poem but where did this recording come from
It sounds to me as if it was Alan Watts reading this:)
ITS Tom O'Bedlam WHOS READING THIS
Sorry for maybe a stupid question but i want to ask anyway :D 1:42 he says "not I" is it right? or it should be "not me", thanks for teaching me ))
+forkfromrus Just another way of saying it, English is a strange language ;)
It’s a poet, so the language is supposed to be poetic.
please anybody tell me and us who is saying this recording where is it from please
ITS Tom O'Bedlam WHOS READING THIS
"In 1953, the BBC set out to record an hour of selections from the Whitman classic and approached a somewhat unusual reader: legendary filmmaker, actor, and broadcaster Orson Welles (May 6, 1915-October 10, 1985), thirty-eight at the time and already one of the most recognizable cinematic voices in the world. The recordings were later released on an LP - a Moore’s ghost that has perished into technological obscurity and rendered the readings absent from the common record, now scarcely available as the hard-to-find Walt Whitman’s Song of Myself from Leaves of Grass Read by Orson Welles."