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Oceans of Thought

by Marco Ragni

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1.
Flashlights 03:13
2.
Dizziness 04:55
3.
Hammil's Thoughts 03:54
4.
The Wind Blows Anyway 06:58
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Regain Control 05:57
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Oceans Of Thought 06:06
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Under A Big Red Sun 01:14
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Voice In The Dark 09:39
9.
Open My Arms 09:00

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Synopsis:
"Oceans of Thought" was originally called "The Merchant of Eternal Youth" but during the time of the recordings I had some personal problems and I was a little depressed. So the songs, the cover but above all the lyrics, have undergone a change because my music comes from what I have inside of my mind and soul.

So this album talks about the difficulties that life sometimes brings us, but also talks about how to try to overcome them. It's a record that I care a lot about because it talks a lot about me. Because great musicians have played there, from Norwegian guitarists Bjørn Riis founder of the band Airbag and Marius Halleland from The Wobbler. Peter Matuchniak of Kinetic Elements, Jeff Mack and Maurizio Antonini the beating heart of this record. The precious woodwinds arrangements by Dave Newhouse and the beautiful voice of JoJo Razor and last but not the least, Charlie Cawood playing Sitar.

This year I turned 50, an important and very significant milestone for me. Half a century on Earth! What a wonderful journey up to here. First of all I want to thank my beautiful and wonderful Wife because She made my life happier and more dynamic. Then all the supporters who allowed me to record this album and in particular Jon Hawkins for having produced it. I am proud and very happy to present it to you today. I hope it will reach your heart and your mind. Entertaining you, relaxing and making you think about life, its beauties and sometimes its inconsistencies.
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released June 21, 2019

Marco Ragni: Vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, keys, bass
Peter Matuchniak: Electric guitar
Dave Newhouse: Woodwinds
Jeff Mack: Bass
Maurizio Antonini: Drums
JoJo Razor: Backing vocals
Bjørn Riis: Lead guitar on: 9
Marius Halleland: Lead Guitar on: 2-5
Charlie Cawood: Sitar On: 8

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Peter Matuchniak Los Angeles, California

British guitarist Peter Matuchniak is known for his unique playing style and compositions that are a progressive blend of rock and jazz. He is a solo artist, a member of many bands (Kinetic Element, Bomber Goggles, Gekko Projekt, Evolve IV, Mach One, Janysium), and session musician (Marco Ragni, Transportinae, Psychic for Radio). ... more

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