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Mike Tamburo - Aahhaa (Official Video)

Mike Tamburo's Aahhaa from the album 'Aquarian Drifter' released by Deep Water Acres www.dwacres.com When I wrote this song and I was listening back to it, I had visuals that reminded me of the old video game 'Super Break Out' - I tried to create something pixelated to re-create my inner vibe visually. This video moves pretty fast and has flashing blocks of colored light. If such things affect you negatively, I recommend just listening. Here is the video for 'Aahhaa' This is third video from my new solo guitar drift album 'Aquarian Drifter'.    • Mike Tamburo - Last Nights (Official Video)   When I wrote this song and I was first listening back to it, I had visuals that reminded me of the old video game 'Super Break Out' - I tried to create something pixelated to re-create my inner vibe visually. This video moves pretty fast and has flashing blocks of colored light. If such things affect you negatively, I recommend just listening. 'Aquarian Drifter' is available on Deep Water Acres. https://www.dwacres.com/dw049-mike-ta... Mike Tamburo returns to Deep Water with an immersive new CD of music for electric guitar, his first release on the label under his given name (following previous discs by Brother Ong, and as part of the Psychic Frost duo). Tamburo’s lengthy and ambulatory musical career has included everything from post-rock (with Arco Flute Foundation), to solo acoustic-electric guitar, to avant-garde New Age (Brother Ong), and yoga music/sound therapy (with Crown of Eternity). Aquarian Drifter manages to embody aspects of all of those, even as it steps to the edge and glides off into new spaces: Concise, elliptically looping compositions that expand and contract with a psychedelic ebb and flow, often treated and processed to the limits of recognition, sonically recalling early ambient Eno or classic ’70s kosmische, though totally contemporary in spirit and effect. A soundtrack for letting go and floating free, as literally or metaphorically as you like. Nine tracks, 37 minutes.