This is 'Sequences' - David Garrido Guil

Video about the album 'Secuencias', by composer David Garrido Guil, with greetings and comments from its leading artists.
'SEQUENCES', with the participation of:
David Garrido Guil: Acoustic and electric piano, electric guitars, classical, Spanish, acoustic, slide, baritone, soprano; harp, psaltery, flutes, tin & low whistles, synthesizers, Fairlight Series III, melodica, accordion, percussion, handclaps, voice, sequences and ambient effects.
Manuel Garrido Palacios: Classical guitar, sitar and percussions.
John Parsons: Electric guitar.
Luis Delgado: Fujara, ebow guitar and Oaxacan singer.
Enrique Mateu: Electric guitar.
BlackTv Fernando: Acoustic guitar.
Fidel Suárez (via @Bella Martinez): Electric and midi guitar.
María Barrio Insausti (Maria Bar): Flutes and piccolo.
Pruden García: Flute.
Luis Paniagua: Voice.
Sonia Garcia: Recited voice.
Manuel Silva (via Rosa Silva): Harmonic singing.
Antonio Silva: Harmonious singing and metal bowl.
Inma de Herves: Voice.
Mark Stewart: Drums.
Raquel Remesal: Laud and bandurria.
Claire Waterson: Oboe.
Ángela Abad: Percussions.
Stewart Nowland: Percussions.
John K. Kuttson: Percussions.
Francisco Perez Perez: Cymbals and percussions.
Carlos de Hita: Environmental effects and soundscapes.
'Cristal Voices' Choir, directed by Israel Riobó.
Composed, arranged and produced by David Garrido Guil.
Co-produced by Manuel Garrido Palacios.
Recorded and mixed 24 Bit at PowerSound and Kash Productions (Madrid).
Mixing supervision by Jim Kashishian.
24 Bit Mastering in Black Box Mastering (Seville) by Miguel A. González Mastering.
Sound engineers: Miguel A. González, Jim Kashishian, Carlos Torres Bendala and D. Garrido Guil.
Production logistics by Carlos Bendala Torres, Sara Velázquez Alejandre and Álvaro de la Morena.
Production coordination: Maria Parsons and Naira Monfort.
Cover design: Golden Harp Project Team.
Graphic advice: Pilar Leandro Illustration and editorial design.
Graphic documentary filmmakers: Noé Garrido Cobo and Bibiana Marie Baxevanos.
Cover photography: David Garrido Guil.
Graphic & image advice: Héctor Garrido.
'Land of Clouds' is dedicated to Rosa Montero.
Drone pilot in music video: Julián Blanco.
'Close your eyes and feel the warmth of a hug, the undulating movement of wheat swayed by the wind, the galloping of horses in the early morning or the smell of wet earth and fireplace... If you have ever felt something similar; This is probably your music: Sequences'.
A production of Golden Harp Project, an independent audiovisual creation collective © 2020.
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ABOUT DAVID GARRIDO GUIL:
Spanish composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist specialized in Soundtracks. Musically, Critics connect David with the 'New Age' due to his impressionistic character. Their album 'Campos de agua' is classified as an international classic of the genre; and his project 'The Sound of Time' is a 'New Age' reference work in Spain.
His discography has 16 titles; having shared projects with Lisa Gerrard, Brian Eno, María Barrio Insausti, John Parsons, Luis Delgado, Enrique Mateu and Edwin Bohlmann, among others.
Their new album, 'Los Años Mágicos' (2024) features Rosa Cabrera, Mercedes Vélez, Sonia García, María Barrio, Luis Paniagua, Santiago Domínguez Vasallo, Carlos Beceiro, Fernando Rubio and Manuel Galán, among others.
Among his recognitions are: Akademia Music Awards Award (USA) for Best Instrumental Album (2021), Akademia Outstanding Legacy Award 2022 (USA) for his discography, Bronze Medal at the Global Music Awards 2022 (USA) ; 17 nominations and semi-finalist in 10 categories at the Independent Music Awards (Spain) (2020, 2021, 2022 and 2024); six Latin Grammy nominations (2021 and 2022); a nomination for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards in 2021 (USA), 'Onubense of the Year 2022 in Art and Culture' Award (Diario Huelva Información)(Spain), Induction Academy Hall of Fame Award (USA) (2023 ) and Silver Medal for best song at the 2024 Global Music Awards (USA) for the Anthem of the 'Antonio Guerrero' School of Aljaraque.
In addition to his classical musical training, David is a historian, specialist in Cultural and Musical Heritage. He is currently an audiovisual producer for the Golden Harp Project team, of which he is a founding member.
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