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My Dear It​’​s Getting Morning Soon

by Stroe

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Witalij This album is a small piece of art. Stroe recorded a beautiful and smooth longplay. Every song here is full of feelings and different stories. Don't forget about Miles Bonny, he's a perfect addition to each one track Favorite track: A New Village.
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Naturalism experienced as beats

Envision a day as an album, 24 hours spanning hours of sun and the darkness of night. A rhythm reemerges again and again, but never the same way twice. This day symbolizes a personal process of development and understanding, and culminates in a new dawn: My Dear It’s Getting Morning Soon

The LP My Dear It’s Getting Morning Soon is, however, not a conceptual album. Instead, the content emerged fully naturally from the creative process. The images that come to the listener’s mind – the stories that are told – are conscious and unconscious reflections on Stroe’s daily life, internal and external visions between urban yearnings and escape into the natural world.

My Dear It’s Getting Morning Soon stands for a “return to nature, a return to oneself!” It is situated musically between traditional hip-hop percussion and old-fashioned jazz, among synthesizers, Rhodes piano, and vibraphone, the brass of the trumpet and strings of a guitar. And with much to discover throughout! Stroe is accompanied on the LP solely by his musical cohort, Miles Bonny, who remains a favorite among insiders of the neo-soul scene and who adeptly blends his warm deep voice into the esthetics of the album.

The album did take a while to coalesce. Stroe deliberately took his time – and had to take his time as a jack of all trades, who pursues his music as a passion and not as a kind of workaday job. My Dear It’s Getting Morning Soon thus reflects a course of development – both musical and human – that spanned a number of years. For Stroe, solitude constitutes the beginning and end of this process, solitude is what fills the beats: beginning as fear, it ideally concludes with the joy of a new dawn - “My dear, it will be morning soon”.

“All that I do is part of a process, a path to attain greater freedom. And music is likely the most intensive form this path takes.“
- Stroe -

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released June 10, 2016

written and produced by Stroe

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ThinkLoud stands for organically emerging musical processes. The collaborations involved arise from personal contacts and friendships.
Founded in 2005, ThinkLoud began as a platform for the musical creativity of the label producers themselves. After six such releases, the producers sought to expand their own musical and artistic range, and to release .work by international artists.
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