Stream of Oblivion
By
Victor Birkan
Written by
Steve Sheppard
There is one thing that is for certain in the realm of solo
piano, and it is that Victor Birkan always
has something up his sleeve for every occasion, he is such a prolific composer
and such a flourishing performer, when Birkan starts to play, every one stops
to listen.
This most certainly can be said on his latest single Stream of Oblivion, which contains some
of the most passionate and imploring musical narratives seen as of yet by the
musician.
Birkan is a story teller; a musical magician of memorable and
sometimes incredibly haunting piano tales, and here on this latest release,
Birkan employs his trusty Felt Piano,
and drives us down a much darker and reflective musical alley way. The
construction of this composition allows the artist to drift and build from two
different musical realms, with the lighter segments matching the darker ones
with an enticing symbiosis of mood.
Stream of Oblivion by Victor Birkan flows like a deep river, one that is filled with expectation,
reflection and emotional fortitude, this I would say it one of Birkan’s most
powerful of pieces, and as such, it should be a huge hit with fans of the
genre.
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