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The Majesty of Our Broken Past (Instrumental Edition)

by Color Theory

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When did you discover synthwave?

I was late to the party. When the genre was just getting off the ground in 2011, I was getting into Deadmau5 and finding ways to integrate EDM elements into my music, culminating in the release of Adjustments in 2016.

Little did I know that right under my nose, producers were making music much closer to my heart, and finding an audience for it!

I don't remember how I found out about synthwave. I still haven't seen the movie Drive, so that wasn't it! But when I did, I immediately set my sights on crafting an authentic synthwave album. In a way, it was a return to my roots.

The Majesty of Our Broken Past documents the 80s I grew up in: wonderful, even magical at times, yet wistfully desolate.

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released December 7, 2018

Color Theory is Brian Hazard

All songs written, performed, and produced
by Brian Hazard (ASCAP) © 2018

Sax solo on 1 by Nathan Madsen
Backing vocals on 6-8 by Reidun Minde Janøy
Cover art by Sam Todhunter www.samtodhunterart.com
Mastered by Resonance Mastering www.resonancemastering.com

Special thanks to patrons Burt Empson, Leigh-Anne Fraser, Amy BuGoudi, Neil Barnes, spartan300diaz, John Mondick, Page One Project, Joel Ollila, and Jonas Ahrentorp.

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Somehow I never outgrew the 80s.

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