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Elusive Self

by Reverie Falls On All

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Reverie Falls On All concludes 2020 with a new single titled “Elusive Self”.

“Elusive Self” was recorded during the same recording sessions as the 2019 single “Everlasting Ripple” and could be considered as a thematic sequel to the former release. The electronic textures and their morphologic variations stand out as the dominant compositional elements. The piece takes its title from the ambiguous interaction and the emotional distance between the individual and individual’s musical creation. One can only glance at the face of the inner self, only to lose the view once the action is recognized.

“Elusive Self” will be the last recording the band will share before starting to work on a new album in 2021.

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released December 25, 2020
Written, performed, and produced by Reverie Falls On All in November 2019.
Illustration by Duygu Tamer
Cover Design: İpek Torun

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Reverie Falls On All Istanbul, Turkey

Reverie Falls On All has been formed by Barkın Engin and Burak Tamer in 2003.

The duo blends a wide selection of influences into contemporary electronic music.

In their live performances,
RFOA creates electronic / acoustic layers of sound that dissolve into and evolve from their compositions. ... more

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