Hidden Door .

Music:

Member Since: 6/1/2008
Band Website: You are just visting it!
Band Members: Agata Kubiak - vocal , violin

Jakub Tucholski - synths, piano, guitar, arrangement, recording and mixing

Oliver Seton - saxophone

Alex Praill - bass/double bass

Matt Baker - drums and percussion
Influences: bad dreams , good wishes , buddhist philosophy
Mozart , Aronofsky , Cortazar
Zbigniew Beksinski , Malgorzata Jasinska , Salvador Dali
Sounds Like: Forget About You:

“The music is superb and spreads its beauty with the pleasant beats.”
“Whisked away from the winter blues and laying on a beach with the heat of the sun on your skin, the smell of sunscreen and perfect blue skies - this track is perfect for the escapee who wants to take a trip to timelessness.”
“A reminder that the trip-hop of the nineties is still appealing to a 21st century audience.”

Somebody:

“This track will drag you in and pull you under. It has a dark edge to it but there is plenty to indicate a little hope, not least a harp if you listen hard enough - sounding it's heavenly strings behind an ethereally rich instrumentation in places. Some of the samples, particularly the sound of childrens’ voices in the background really add to the dreamy vocal. Open this door to find what’s hidden and you won't be disappointed.”
“The emotion in the song was striking.”
“Amazingly well arranged.”

Where No One Goes

“Very different to anything I've heard before.”
“A very dynamic track, full of emotion, suspense with the piano and vocals. The violin is expertly played and adds to the romany flavour. A very powerful and evocative piece.”
“If I were a filmmaker, I would license this track immediately.”
“A thematic piece, which I can hear as a part of a movie score. Love the sound effects. Love the vocal delivery, which works great with the instrumental. And girl, you can hold a note for sure! Subject matter works well with the instumental and vocals. Great development of the song too. with dramatic breaks and a soulful delivery of vocals. Don't understand what you're saying but I can feel it!”
“The eerie, ethereal sound to the vocalist completely compliments this, and stays with the listeners. She is truly strong, and holds an amazing, haunting song up. Fantastic.”

reviews from random people on www.slicethepie.co.uk
Record Label: Unsigned
Type of Label: Unsigned