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In the place you most don't want to be
As you walk in, you're knocked to your knees
Cutting deep, down to the bone
Here before, but the scars don't show
Things are simple, but never what they seem
There's one more thing, when you're caught up in a dream
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I became an island
You became the sea
Shipwrecked but sheltered
I got back on my feet
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Perestroika Bristol, UK
Perestroika, translated as 'restructuring', is a project headed up by producer Duncan Silvey, which has seen different members and collaborators joining him in the studio and for live shows. Duncan lives in Bristol in south-west England.
Perestroika recommends:
Tell Me Lies ep
by Dead Ceremony
Lovely production and songwriting from my good friends in Kent, who I have had the pleasure of playing with in other projects, and supported at live shows a few times over the years.
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Ed is a good friend of mine from Bristol, he has been kind enough to produce artwork for my past two releases, and his own music has an aesthetic stamp which is beautifully relaxing and recognisable.
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I was hooked from this first album. Amazing creativity and attention to detail in his production work. His live shows are packed full of energy and good vibes.
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