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Emotional guitars, scintilating vocal arrangements and organic electronica. Aurah's music is as much transcendental as pop. The twin sound clouds of songs and film scores reflect the alchemy of their story. Contact Aurah. Streaming and Download help. Report this album or account. If you like Aurah, you may also like:. Post-Euphoria by Semi Precious. The London dance artist's latest album brings together ethereal pop and fragmented ambient tracks.

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Purchasable with gift card. Amor Fati is also part of the feature film score Aurah did for 'Loving Annabelle'. Tags ambient blood diamond blood and chocolate electronic electronica ethereal loving annabelle organic electronic pop sex in the city world ambient electronica etherial pop Los Angeles. Yes, we still had to put it all together, but it was effortless. Just like the difference between a task you feel you have to perform and something you love to do.

Out of this came the CD Songs of the Alchemist. Some songs were electronic yet organic, while some were instrumental and ethnic. Some had vocals but no lyrics. Some were reminiscent of a film-score. Why not take it a step further? Judith took paint, her diaries of recorded dreams and emotions, and started looking for sounds to create an all encompassing, multi-sensory and hypnotic experience. We called it Kismet. Picture and words became as much part of the project as music.

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