2020 mix of the third track from Evet's album "Hyperbeautiful". Dungeon Master's beats by Dieselboy. All instruments and vocals by Evet, with some help from the Dynasty divas!
"Chance... surrender to the unknown..." This is a dual cassette take of a song/remix using an obscure poem written by the Gothic band 'Bauhaus', incorporating the 'cut-up/randomised' philosophy in the text. Originally recorded in 1988. Yes, those are the old Mattel 'Synsonics' drums, and the Korg Poly 800!
Hot new version of the classic track from Evet's Ad Astra days. Features Tyson S. Jones on bass guitar. Movie art by Tyson.
"In Paradise tonight, 'Cause it feels so right tonight, Nothing like the feeling of Love At First Sight"
Classic Ad Astra track, written by Evet when he first got his 12 string. A tender love ballad, with ambient Rock freshness. Guitar solo is new but features original arrangement of Bach's Cello Concerto in G Major. Bass guitar: Tyson Jones, Electronic Percussion: Shawn Lothamer. Original 4 track recording produced by Ad Astra and Matt Hartnett. New version produced by Evet S. 2017.
This is just the track to get you dancing! Classic bass line from Evet's Ad Astra days by Tyson Jones. Performed here by Adam Essence, during the 2008 sessions. John Mazz on the drum kit.
Another classic Electric Socrates cover. Evet S. on 6 and 7 string electrics and vocals, Adam Essence on bass, and John Mazz on the drum kit/cow bell.
2017 Version of the Electric Socrates cover of the British band "Dali's Car". Fretless Bass Guitars: Adam Essence. Vocals, guitars, synths, and programming by Evet S. Produced at Cybersufi Studios, Los Angeles.
A lush solo guitar introduction to the album. See the video here: https://youtu.be/_kYkBzbKwhg
Newly remixed and mastered, an intense, slow melodic one with a moving solo. Originally written and recorded in 2004, to be released later on the Hyperbeautiful album.
New mix and master of one of Evet's distinguished covers. English translation by Maria Link. Orchestrations by Evet Socrates. Get the tab and see the video here: https://youtu.be/rSVdOpAAAvU
Evet's own arrangement from the chamber score. As conducted on the classic recording led by Sir Neville Marriner.