Eldafyre

Some music is haunting and disturbing, melancholy, avant-garde, addictive. 'Lonely Fire' is a beautiful creation. Pushing the boundaries of what is accepted as 'the norm' has always been a fascination of mine and these songs are lightly balanced, you almost expect them to collapse and shatter into pieces but they don't, they rise nobly before the fall and quietly and bravely reach a satisfying conclusion. If you are brave then I recommend you listen - these tracks are quite...ethereal.

Eldafyre said:

e•the•re•al (adj.)

• 1. Characterized by lightness and insubstantiality; intangible.
• 2. Highly refined; delicate.
• 3a. Of the celestial spheres; heavenly.
• 3b. Not of this world; spiritual.

Individual soundscape, quasi-minimalist. Harmonic milieu. Avant gardist.

The first time I made a song that influenced a person. It was by accident and i was just playing around with her friends guitar. When some words just seemed to fly out my mouth she ran downstairs and said who's that song your singing. And i said "i just made it up then". And she was the first person to praise my music.

At the moment im looking into music therapy and learnt by opera singer that i had a gift to heal sick people with my music, and have never turned back.

I emplore anyone who makes relaxing music to look into music therapy, due to the fact that modern medications are getting worse for the person, but more profit is made to the people who make them. And it needs to change.

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