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Back to myself

from Mothernight by Make Like a Tree

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Make Like a Tree & Marc Egea - Hurdy Gurdy (Spain, Catalonia)
www.marcegea.com

I met Marc Egea during our amazing tour for 1 month from Moscow to Tuva Republic as a part of MuzEnergo Tour. It was a crazy adventure as we shared space of 1 bus with 10 other bands from all over the world and we were literally living in that bus during the tour as getting from city to city in Russia is not as easy and fast. Marc plays amazing instrument Hurdy Gurdy and he is a real genius! We played couple of shows together and making a record together was my dream for many years already. I recorded this song In Zanzibar and sent it to Marc in Catalonia where he put layers of his beautiful instrument. This song is about idea that you can search for yourself everywhere in the world - look under every stone, go deep underwater, climb the highest mountain but in the end you will realize that you were always very close but never looked in a right direction as the only place where you can find yourself is inside.

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from Mothernight, released March 20, 2019
Marc Egea - Hurdy Gurdy (Spain, Catalonia)
www.marcegea.com

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Make Like a Tree is an audio visual project by Sergey Onischenko - artist from Ukraine who is touring around the world and spreading his indie-folk tunes with a touch of non-conformism and Beat Generation ideas.

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