Unspoken Ghosts, Vol. 1, by Daniel G. Harmann

Unspoken Ghosts, Vol. 1

by Daniel G. Harmann

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mis12cuerdas love the sounds ~~~ i enjoy instrumental music in particular if i am working on the computer, and even while cleaning the kitchen - hahahaa. Very mellow sounds, Daniel, and caught myself whistling some of my own melodies to your songs while cleaning the kitchen and listening to your entire album this morn... Looking forward to your vol 2 of ____ . Cheers from this side

JAde Wii So chill! Like a trip through the stars in a forgotten ship, your soul sinking into the universe. Mellow relaxing ambiences, amazing work <3 Favorite track: when she opens the door, i am reborn.

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1.	when she opens the door, i am reborn 03:34	info
2.	a prime target for anarchy 04:03		buy track
3.	fall days in summer 03:37		buy track
4.	jesse winker's seeing a lot of pitches 03:20		buy track
5.	try your best not to blink 02:52		buy track
6.	slept through the bottom of the seventh 03:11		buy track

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In early 2022, Daniel G. Harmann bought a portable synthesizer/drum machine/four tracker, called an OP-1. Since he travels a lot, his goal was to write and record one song on every flight. He ended up with six, that he set aside in a ‘when am I ever gonna have time for this stuff’ sort of way.

THEN. In June of 2022 he suffered an accident that kept him bed-ridden for the month. Without the ability to play guitar or track vocals, he decided to take a second look at those tracks he built out on the OP-1, and dumped them into Logic. All while he was high on drugs, watching baseball, or listening to his wife and dogs sleep beside him.

The result is Unspoken Ghosts, Vol. 1 - a six song instrumental EP full of sweeping synths, downtempo beats, and chopped samples. The first single and EP opener, ‘when she opens the door, i am reborn’, sets the tone in this unexpected but fitting new direction for Harmann.

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released September 2, 2022

Recorded and Produced by Daniel G. Harmann
All instruments played by Daniel G. Harmann
Mixed and Mastered by Ryan Leyva

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Daniel G. Harmann Seattle, Washington

Daniel G. Harmann is a master craftsman of working class art. With the lyrical depth of Low or Sun Kil Moon, DGH's work is as powerful as late 90s post punk, & as emotionally honest as Jimmy Eat World, Idlewild, or even Fugazi. DGH's songs draw the listener in with their dark & smoky feel, while escorting you through life's landscape of pain & redemption in a way only a trusted friend can. ... more

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