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Dark, haunting vocals & beautiful orchestrations take flight in this unusual collaboration. Reign and producer Blake Althen of Human Factor have created a true sonic journey.
Genre:
New Age: Contemporary Instrumental
Release Date:
2008
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Holding Back the Beast
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© Copyright-Human Factor LLC and Reign Lee
(634479765667)
Record Label: Human Factor LLC
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Holding Back the Beast weaves a web of chants, strings, and grooves with a lyrical stream of consciousness. Gregorian chants, Asian violins, and beautiful orchestrations fill the mood with a wondrous feeling of fulfillment.
"Holding Back the Beast" was recorded between Nov.12 - Nov.20, 2007 in Washington, D.C. and Arlington, VA. As the result of winning the 2007 International Free Ride Music Contest, Hong Kong-based artist Reign Lee was
flown to Human Factor Productions to record a 3-song EP with renowned producer, Blake Althen, as her prize. Those 3 initial songs quickly evolved into a 6-song Mini-album. The result of the collaboration is this intensely engaging & unusual collection of songs. It appears that Human Factor's penchant for epic compositions found a worthy conspirator in Reign Lee's enigmatic songwriting & melodic sensibility. "Holding Back the Beast" is yet another step into further uncharted territory for this adventurous pair.
For more information on Reign Lee, visit
www.ReignLee.com
For more information on Blake Althen, visit
www.hfproductions.com
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Strange but cool
author: Kelli
This album is awesome! I love it from beginning to end. The singer has a really different voice, kind of cool, kind of sexy. And the songs are intense. Weaker States is the best but theyre all great. I like the chanting monks too.
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