Inmotion - Chilean Progressive Rock!

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Hey there!
First of all, let me introduce myself briefly. I'm Tzirhk (a.k.a Cristian), a musician (keyboardist, mainly, with basic skills in some other instruments) from Chile, and it's certainly great to me to be here at Prog Archives. I hope to be an active member here and contribute as much as I can ;)

Now, let's go to the music!

I'd like to introduce you all to my band Inmotion. 

Inmotion is a 4-piece band based on Santiago, Chile. From the multiple influences of each one of its members, Inmotion blends a wide range of genres (rock/metal (and many of its subgenres), jazz, avant-garde,etc) to create their own sound and style, strongly influenced by the progressive rock/metal tradition yet open to other sounds. Their music covers a broad spectrum of emotions and states in their compositions, from melodic and deep to complex and intense ones. 

At this moment, Inmotion is releasing and promoting their first song, called A Life Recalled, which you can listen to in their site : 

http://www.inmotionband.net/

Inmotion is:

Jaime Cid - Bass Guitar/Backing vocals
Mario Matamala - Drums
Miguel Sepulveda - Electric/Acoustic Guitar /Lead Vocals
Cristian Vega - Keyboards/Backing Vocals

Don't forget to check out our Soundcloud for new releases https://www.soundcloud.com/inmotion-band

And our Facebook for news and more information about future Inmotion activities
https://www.facebook.com/inmotionband

We hope you like the song and any feedback about it will be welcomed and appreciated!

See you around!

Edited by Tzirhk - March 20 2015 at 00:12

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Tzirhk Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: March 19 2015 Location: Chile Status: Offline Points: 5	Topic: Inmotion - Chilean Progressive Rock! Posted: March 19 2015 at 13:00
	Hey there! First of all, let me introduce myself briefly. I'm Tzirhk (a.k.a Cristian), a musician (keyboardist, mainly, with basic skills in some other instruments) from Chile, and it's certainly great to me to be here at Prog Archives. I hope to be an active member here and contribute as much as I can ;) Now, let's go to the music! I'd like to introduce you all to my band Inmotion. Inmotion is a 4-piece band based on Santiago, Chile. From the multiple influences of each one of its members, Inmotion blends a wide range of genres (rock/metal (and many of its subgenres), jazz, avant-garde,etc) to create their own sound and style, strongly influenced by the progressive rock/metal tradition yet open to other sounds. Their music covers a broad spectrum of emotions and states in their compositions, from melodic and deep to complex and intense ones. At this moment, Inmotion is releasing and promoting their first song, called A Life Recalled, which you can listen to in their site : http://www.inmotionband.net/ Inmotion is: Jaime Cid - Bass Guitar/Backing vocals Mario Matamala - Drums Miguel Sepulveda - Electric/Acoustic Guitar /Lead Vocals Cristian Vega - Keyboards/Backing Vocals Don't forget to check out our Soundcloud for new releases https://www.soundcloud.com/inmotion-band And our Facebook for news and more information about future Inmotion activities https://www.facebook.com/inmotionband We hope you like the song and any feedback about it will be welcomed and appreciated! See you around! Edited by Tzirhk - March 20 2015 at 00:12
	Inmotion, progressive rock from Chile www.soundcloud.com/inmotion-band www.inmotionband.net www.facebook.com/inmotionband

Finnforest Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: February 03 2007 Location: . Status: Offline Points: 16913	Posted: June 21 2015 at 19:28
	Hi guys! While there is room for improvement on the production side, I really loved aspects of the song. It has a very imaginative and free feel, pastoral, I especially liked the acoustic guitar and piano together about 3/4 of the way through the track. The clapping and cymbals part was also very cool. I could tell much care was put into the composition and it will pay off. Nice. Kudos on the website too, it's beautiful. Best of luck J