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Campfire Embers

from Artbreak by Konrad

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lyrics

Campfire embers warm the night. Peak into the fortunes eye.
Holy Casper out of sight. Fall into the starry night.
Bridges going out to nowhere. Conversations seek and hide.
Broken circles crooked lines. Open season you decide.
Campfire embers warm the night. Peak into the fortunes eye.
Holy Casper out of sight. Fall into the starry bright.
Bridges going out to nowhere. Conversations seek and hide.
Broken circles crooked lines. Open season you decide. Out of nowhere.

credits

from Artbreak, track released August 11, 2017
Konrad = Ventura V1600-J Classical Guitar, Vocals, Bells, Moog Realistic Concertmate MG-1, Hand Claps
Greg Etzel = Getzen-Edwards Custom Tenor Trombone
Sara Cohen = Additional Vocals
David Cannon = Waldorf Blofeld Synthesizer
Erin Roberts = Hand Claps
Lucas Berns = Kay Upright Acoustic Bass

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Konrad's music puzzles together a unique brand of vocal poetics with a sorted sonic DNA that exhibits strains of indie, folk and electronic.

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