Skully is a master at layering his music to build an exciting and entertaining masterpiece. His use of subsonics {deep bass notes that are felt before they are heard} and [his very own] QXD Technology are prevalent and compel the listener into an extremely stimulating and emotional experience. Listen for the subsonics in “Hallelujah” placed at the perfect moments for emphasis {that aligns with the lyrics in Jeff Buckley’s sensual version of “Hallelujah”}.
Skully's magnificently calming track, “It Rained That Morning” has been proven to lower one’s heart rate. Give it a listen and see for yourself!
His fascinating and extremely moving version of "Silent Night" was inspired by his Grandmother's beautiful old wooden music box to which Skully would listen when he a very young lad. Read more about Skully's very personal history of his "Silent Night" in his blog at:
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=503051776&blogId=521383653
Skully truly has a gift for stirring deep emotions in the listener with his music. This superb collection of magnificent piano music is captivating and calming. Likewise, it is exciting and breathtaking. It brings out the little girl in me as well as stimulating the once dormant adult passions.
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