Lucine Fyelon - 'Be Free'
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Talented Lucine Fyelon, wrote this track ' Be Free', combining her music, violin and vocal skills.  The video was shot on a return visit to her native Armenia, after an absence of 15 years.  Looks beautiful!#lucinefyelon #befree #violin #composer #armenia #stringinstrument #classicalfusion #jeeni #music #musicians #independent #ambientmusic #electronicmusic #keyboards #synthmusic #singersongwriter #musicvideo  #musicfest #community #talent #unsigned #creatives #fans #superfans

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