Brent - Part Of The New World
Barbatus D. is a new label directed by Solar Punk from Quinoa Experience, that follows a legend about a great pirate - Captain Barbatus D. Wreckords and the storms he’s been through. The adventures and revelations in The New World are musically translated by a Liverpool pirate whom sailors call Brent. The sea shanties are composed with elements inspired by the 80’s electro, seasoned with dramatic synths, melodic baselines, and ghostly vocals. This musical odyssey was pressed on vinyl and is on its way to your local record stores. Be sure not to miss the written story of Captain’s adventures on a note that is hidden in the record’s sleeve, written by Jim Hall himself.
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$8.53Brent - Part Of The New World
Barbatus D. is a new label directed by Solar Punk from Quinoa Experience, that follows a legend about a great pirate - Captain Barbatus D. Wreckords and the storms he’s been through. The adventures and revelations in The New World are musically translated by a Liverpool pirate whom sailors call Brent. The sea shanties are composed with elements inspired by the 80’s electro, seasoned with dramatic synths, melodic baselines, and ghostly vocals. This musical odyssey was pressed on vinyl and is on its way to your local record stores. Be sure not to miss the written story of Captain’s adventures on a note that is hidden in the record’s sleeve, written by Jim Hall himself.
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Barbatus D. is a new label directed by Solar Punk from Quinoa Experience, that follows a legend about a great pirate - Captain Barbatus D. Wreckords and the storms he’s been through. The adventures and revelations in The New World are musically translated by a Liverpool pirate whom sailors call Brent. The sea shanties are composed with elements inspired by the 80’s electro, seasoned with dramatic synths, melodic baselines, and ghostly vocals. This musical odyssey was pressed on vinyl and is on its way to your local record stores. Be sure not to miss the written story of Captain’s adventures on a note that is hidden in the record’s sleeve, written by Jim Hall himself.
