MP3 Vitaly - Looking at the stars

Vitaly's works are full of mystery, bizarre sounds, contrast transitions and yet the music always remains highly melodic. A unique blend of synth sounds combined with classical orchestra.

10 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Experimental, NEW AGE: Ambient



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ââ¦a CD which contains an excellent blend of EM, electronica, and spacemusic

There is a variety of music here, so the mood also swings from serene to dynamic.

As someone who has been reviewing music since 1996, I have a lot of respect for artists who can craft something this creative, unique, yet retain accessibility and maintain a high level of quality (the mix on this album is outstanding on headphones). Discounting the short âalienâ cuts on the album (although I personally enjoyed them), if you consider yourself an EM/electronica/spacemusic fan, Looking at the Stars should prove a worthwhile addition to your collection. Vitaly Zolotarevâs interweaving of melodies amongst the electronics and beats makes the album a standout recording and one that I highly recommend.â

Bill Binkelman
Producer and Host
Wind and Wire
KFAI-FM

Vitaly [Vit-ta-lee] Zolotarev is a composer/producer of experimental electronic music residing in Auckland, New Zealand.
From his childhood Vitaly was fascinated about two things - science fiction and history. Later, this interest, along with an ear for the bizarre and unusual, found its expression in his music as a unique blend of synth sounds combined with classical orchestra.
Eclectic by nature, he has never restricted himself by listening one music style being interested in everything from classical to hard rock. Collaboration with one of New Zealandâs finest DJs (DJ CXL) has led to the birth of a new direction in electronic instrumental genre. Never afraid of stepping outside of traditional frameworks he is constantly experimenting with different ideas as he seeks to find his own unique sound and style. As such his works are full of mystery, bizarre sounds, contrast transitions and yet the music always remains highly melodic.