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Lyra

by paprtape

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A reoccurring dream
Everything is so familiar, and yet so different
That’s where I met her
She speaks only 8 notes at a time
Then I introduced her to the Nightsky
so I can sing with her in harmony

Dreams are always a mystery
I could’ve swore she was there
Because it felt so real
I am afraid she will be gone when I wake up
But for now I'll just cherish the moment

//Patch Notes//
SOMA Lyra 8 running through Strymon Nightsky, recorded on Sony TC-5550-2 Tape Machine at 7.5 ips.

Hi-Res Audio @48khz, 24bit

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released September 30, 2021

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paprtape Brooklyn, New York

Tony Yang, 楊伯翊 (Yáng•bó•yì), going by the stage name PaprTape (previously PaperTape), is a producer and musician who makes music in various genres that combines traditional and modern techniques.

He is currently living in Brooklyn, NY, working with Michael Riesman of the Philip Glass Ensemble, International Artists and Brands. ... more

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