Sepia

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Imagine an artist whose every song is unique, yet at the same time you feel that it is part of a bigger picture. Sepia writes songs that stand strong on their own, but are merely a foundation of the whole. A rollercoaster with twists and turns in emotion, style and intensity. Nick, the composer of Sepia, uses audible calligraphy to write a diary in the form of soundwaves emanating from a wide range of instrumentation and vocals. Sepia's progressive sound is new; yet recognizable, raw; yet sweet, energetic; yet timid, simplistic; yet refined. Sepia appeals to the imagination, making every song feel like a new story every time. Although the main sound has a rock-like touch, Sepia mixes genres together. Pop-rock, classical and dance in one song; why not? One song is heavy doom and gloom with powerful guitars; the other song is guitar-free, light and jazzy; No problem. With Sepia all is possible without it becoming too much of a mess. Why? Because music styles are not approached as opposites of each other, but as complements to one another. When Nick had the opportunity to bring a self-written song to life with his former band while performing in pubs, concert halls and theaters, he knew for sure: “I have to release self-composed.” The satisfaction that the audience gave him with their enthusiasm was priceless. Nick immediately went into the studio, the same studio where he and his former band produced an EP, and started to record some songs. An idea arose to write a full-length album; supported by two singles. Those two singles were recently released; Sepia is born!

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What is music to you? What does it give you?

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What is your music dream?

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If you could change the world - what would you start with?

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Which is the most memorable song from your childhood?

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Who are your favorite musical artists or bands?

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What inspires you to make music?

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What is the message you want to send with your music?

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How do you feel when you perform in front of an audience?

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How do you see the musicians’ reality nowadays? What could be improved?

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What do you think of Drooble?

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What frustrates you most as a musician?

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Do you support your local scene as a fan? How?

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What qualities should a musician nowadays have in order to get their music heard by a larger audience?

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Share some awesome artists that we’ve never heard of.

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