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August 2019 Issue 61 features interviews with positive young role model Olivia Sinclair and Paralympian-influenced Alexander Joseph, as well as Cocoon In The Park highlights.
August 2019 Issue 61 features interviews with positive young role model Olivia Sinclair and Paralympian-influenced Alexander Joseph, as well as Cocoon In The Park highlights.
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Solomon Grey’s single is given a remix from UK producer Hectic. The<br />
piano chords lead us in with a feeling of melancholy. A sturdy beat cuts<br />
through like a treacherous dagger. An eerie voice asks ‘How could I ever<br />
live without you?’ The intensity rises as a powerful string section<br />
creates a moving atmosphere. The percussion becomes more textured,<br />
dappled with feverish notes as if trying to speak out. A mysterious and<br />
perplexing mood is formed.<br />
The music video is equally dramatic and reveals a dark story. A love<br />
triangle. A cursed fate. A controlling lover attempting to force<br />
happiness. Tormented minds know not what they do, the fog clouding<br />
over any clear judgement. A deathly pill thickens the plot.<br />
“It was a great opportunity and pleasure to remix Solomon Grey and I<br />
hope I did the original justice. The talented students and staff at Bolton<br />
College have done an incredible job on the video and it’s a great visual<br />
representation for the track.” Hectic<br />
The visual piece features Bolton College performing arts students and<br />
was filmed in and around the college. It is filmed and edited by Bolton<br />
College theatre technician Edd Lewis, and directed by Bolton College<br />
performing arts tutor Kyle Cambray.<br />
www.solomongrey.net<br />
www.soundcloud.com/hecticmusic<br />
www.boltoncollege.ac.uk<br />
30 www.AudationMagazine.com
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