These are the songs that have carried me through yet another strange year. My hope is that by introducing or reminding you of these tracks,
Author: Marissa Luna
When I was five, I told my dad that “music was in my soul”. Indeed, it seems to be. When I’m not writing for Compose Yourself, I’m scribbling poetry and attempting to make music or gettin’ down so hard on the dance floor people ask me if I’m OK. I enjoy being really, really weird.
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It’s been a good year for Project Aspect: while celebrating 10 years of creating original music, the Denver-based producer has officially released his 6th studio