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    Posted: October 28 2013 at 15:52
Hi, I'd like to suggest my own band for submission for PA. Here you may listen to our music: http://seavine.bandcamp.com/

Our first album "Sea Vine" is going to be released by LYNX Music on 11th November.

1.Clouds 13:58
2.Circus (or Kissing Through the Gasmasks) 5:29
3.Raindrop 3:13
4.Going Anywhere 3:25
5. Światłocienie / Chiaroscuro 3:47
6. The Little Ones (Come and See) 15:00

Michał Cywiński - grand piano, Fender Piano, Moog , Hohner String Melody, guitars, drums (1-4, 6)
Konrad Daszczyński - guitars (6)
Milena Szymańska - vocals
Mateusz „Tymon” Walerski – drums (5)

Sea Vine, created in year 2012, is a music project oriented on performing illustrative music utilizing unique sounds of analogue instruments from the 1970s. ( Tony Banks, Rick Wakeman , Rick Wright solo albums style)
Although, we define our music as prog-rock or art-rock our goal is to create music which is above all the artificial divisions into music styles. Apart from trying to make the best from all available music genres, we incorporate visual stimuli into our concerts and never hesitate to present live improvisations.
The music created by Sea Vine is of a programme character. Each piece of music was created on the basis of individual experiences and emotions, as seen by ourselves not only as musicians, but listeners and observers as well. These emotions can be considered as having a universal nature.
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Points: 5820 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 02 2013 at 09:49
Well, this suggestion is a few days old now so I thought someone should say something here at least (it may actually have already been passed to a team for evaluation since there were some positive comments about the project from a couple of SCs here, back in August of this year.
 
Obviously prog - and damn fine prog too, so it belongs here somewhere for sure. However, I'm personally having problems deciding where it would best fit. The extensive use of analogue keyboards certainly give it a traditional sound, but there is a more modern jazz/funk element to some of the the music too. It sounds to me like light, mellow Symphonic Prog in the main, and I would probably start by asking Iván to have a listen to it.
 
Can't really see where else it might neatly fit to be fair. It's not Neo or Crossover to my ears, nor Eclectic Prog...And no other subs would come anywhere close. Ermm
 
Official release in just over a week, so if no other comments before then, I'll 'bump' the thread on the 11th Nov.
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Points: 13489 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 02 2013 at 13:58
Oh, sorry! I missed this thread! Embarrassed

I will drop a note in the Symph Team thread ASAP!


EDIT: done!


Edited by Tuzvihar - November 02 2013 at 14:06
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^ Thank you, Bartek! Thumbs Up
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Hi Symph Team here. Interesting band - will have to check this out soon and evaluate with other team members.

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Hi, thanks for interest. If there are any doubts about genre, I'd like to add that currently the core of the album are two suites, Clouds and The Little Ones, which I think fit Symph Prog well. Wheter we continue this direction I can't really tell. There is a fully written and waiting for eventual label material for a jazz-rock/fusion EP, and on the other hand another strictly prog suite in progress. We will SEA:)
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Hi guys: My conclusions are:

- Yes it's prog
- Yes must be added to Prog Archives ASAP
- I feel more oriented towards Neo Prog with Pink Floyd influence, a bit of Alan Parsons Project  and Jazz elements GREAT MATERIAL
- I voted no for Symphonic, but still two more members of the team to vote

Iván


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It is a great album and will find its way to Progarchives. 

Symphonic elements evident but a lot of NEO Prog too. Perhaps more Neo than Symphonic. 
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^ Now checking. Fantastic touch indeed, my love. Heart

Hey Michal, would you let us use the bio provided above by you, if they are approved in PA? Approve


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Sure, go ahead:)
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Hi Seavine

We believe the band fits better in Neo Prog

But (It's a big but), we are not willing to alow the band fall between the cracks in the middle of subgenres, so we, the Symphonic Team HAVE ACCEPTED THE BAND IN OUR DATABASE with another but: LOL

Sea Vine has been sent to Neo prog IF THEY DON'T ACCEPT SEA VINE, THAT SAME DAY WE ADD IT TO SYMPHONIC.

So it's a matter of days to be added in Neo or Symphonic.

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^ Things are getting a bit more complicated, I'm afraid, as one of the Neo boys suggested a move to Eclectic. So we have three sub-genres now. Ping-pong. Tongue

Edited by Tuzvihar - November 04 2013 at 13:02
"Music is much like f**king, but some composers can't climax and others climax too often, leaving themselves and the listener jaded and spent."

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Originally posted by Tuzvihar Tuzvihar wrote:

^ Things are getting a bit more complicated, I'm afraid, as one of the Neo boys suggested a move to Eclectic. So we have three sub-genres now. Ping-pong. Tongue
I was the boy, yesConfused

there are plenty of elements in Sea Vine's music, symphonic, Electronic and jazzy hints, definitely an eclectic mixture.

If you put a gun in my head to choose between Neo and Symph, I would suggest the second.More Classical/symph elements than to say any MARILLION/PENDRAGON/PALLAS/COLLAGE hints.
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^ Hey, take it easy, man! I was just pulling you leg. Of course, I agree there are jazzy and electronic elements in there and it doesn't seem Neo to me as well. It's just another example of an output that is hard to categorise, that's all! Smile
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Originally posted by Tuzvihar Tuzvihar wrote:

^ Hey, take it easy, man! I was just pulling you leg. Of course, I agree there are jazzy and electronic elements in there and it doesn't seem Neo to me as well. It's just another example of an output that is hard to categorise, that's all! Smile
what the heck, no problem man, i was just putting here my thoughts out of the collab zone about the album, taking advantage of your postBeer


Edited by psarros - November 04 2013 at 13:46
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Thanks Damox, so Neo they are.

Approved in 48 hours by two teams....This must be a record

Iván




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Thank you very much! If you like our music, check out the new track, "The Little Ones" - it will be playable on bandcamp next week:)
Cheers
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Added.
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=8530

Please go to the thread as follows, for more discussion on Sea Vine ...
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=94722
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