When I was thirteen years old, I heard an instrumental called Lucifer by The Alan Parsons Project on the radio. All of a sudden I decided to become a music composer, producer, whatever. That was back in 1979.
I bought my first computer and a 16-bit sound card in 1994, then started to program first tracks. Shortly after, in March 2020, I finally got myself to finalize the tracks and master the album.
So here it is! If you'd happen to like it, wait for the next one. And be patient.
The album is available at least here:
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Music may be perceived as an attempt to invoke emotions through certain composition of sounds. I don't have an ambition to fill your soul with sublimity like when you hear Beethoven's Ode to Joy, or call up euphoric states of mind like when you're listening to Smetana's My Country. If you find yourself tapping your foot or nodding your head to the beat, then we're on the right way. And in case you'd reach for the volume knob to turn it a touch higher, that'd be the sign you're actually enjoying what you hear. And that's the point.
If you feel like contacting me, send a message to jenhluk.net domain to a person named Jen. Don't forget the at-sign in between the two. Got it?