Eli Lev - "making space"
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Listen to 'Making Space' on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Kc3a... For more info on Eli Lev check out: https://www.eli-lev.com To support Eli and join the family: https://www.patreon.com/elilevmusic Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elilevmusic/ Like and follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elilevmusic
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2CELLOS - Thunderstruck (Cello Music)
2CELLOS Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser playing their arrangement of Thunderstruck by AC/DC BaRock style! Video by Kristijan Burlovic Story by 2CELLOS Editing: Ivan Stifanic and 2CELLOS Technical support: MedVid produkcija Produced, mixed and mastered by 2CELLOS and Filip Vidovic (Morris Studio, Zagreb) Audio master for the video by Miro Vidovic Special thanks to Friends of Giostra Society, Poreč, Croatia
Chemical Sleep
According to the band, “Chemical Sleep is a look at the effects of addiction, through the eyes of a friend. While the song itself never refers to any particular vices, it can be applied to any and all ways in which we harm ourselves or seek escape. The song explores the attitude and personality changes we have seen in people close to us, from the excuses and lies we make to hide our habits, to the way we push others away when they try to help us.”
2CELLOS - Thunderstruck (Cello Music)
2CELLOS Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser playing their arrangement of Thunderstruck by AC/DC BaRock style! Video by Kristijan Burlovic Story by 2CELLOS Editing: Ivan Stifanic and 2CELLOS Technical support: MedVid produkcija Produced, mixed and mastered by 2CELLOS and Filip Vidovic (Morris Studio, Zagreb) Audio master for the video by Miro Vidovic Special thanks to Friends of Giostra Society, Poreč, Croatia
Chemical Sleep
According to the band, “Chemical Sleep is a look at the effects of addiction, through the eyes of a friend. While the song itself never refers to any particular vices, it can be applied to any and all ways in which we harm ourselves or seek escape. The song explores the attitude and personality changes we have seen in people close to us, from the excuses and lies we make to hide our habits, to the way we push others away when they try to help us.”