Harmony Dreamers, a musical collective comprising twenty accomplished musicians from across the globe, has produced a stellar single that stands out not only for its musicality but also for its eco-friendliness.
Harmony Dreamers is excited to unveil its latest masterpiece, the single entitled “Spinning Round The Sun.” This three-part composition is part of the band’s debut album, “I Come From Earth.” Despite the challenges posed by the COVID pandemic, the group’s leader, Byron Lee Scott, was able to write, record, and mix the track in the comfort of his solar-powered mobile studio unit.
Critics and fans alike have lauded the music of Harmony Dreamers as a unique and unparalleled work of art. Honk Magazine, in particular, has praised the band’s sound, calling it a “never-before-seen” creation. The group’s music has garnered over 200,000 Spotify streams, a testament to the band’s growing popularity and influence in the music industry.
As Harmony Dreamers continues to create music that resonates with listeners around the world, the band remains committed to delivering high-quality compositions that touch the hearts and souls of its fans. With “Spinning Round The Sun,” the band aims to take its fans on a journey of discovery, exploring new realms of sound and emotion.
Byron Lee Scott says, “During Covid, I bought a travel trailer, set up a studio inside it, and learned to live off grid on propane and solar power. I stayed in remote areas of Arizona and California, and finally, in Nevada, where the album was mastered at The Hideout Studios in Las Vegas.”
“Spinning Round The Sun” is a mesmerizing, synth-heavy pop song that celebrates the wonder of life on Earth and the love the earth receives from the Sun. As part of a larger trilogy, the song serves as the first part of a larger story that explores the connections between space, love, and the human experience. The second part, “Loving The Sun,” offers a more cinematic interpretation of the theme, while part 3, “Solar Rays” presents an electronic dance instrumental version.
“The Sun is blazing through space at about 500,000 miles per hour, and the Earth follows in a spiral path at the perfect distance. I think it’s miraculous!” exclaims Scott. “It’s wondrous and humbling when you become aware of the vast universe. It’s a feeling there is something much bigger than ourselves.”
The Spinning round the Sun trilogy of songs, with its many layers of synthesizers and vocals were almost entirely performed by Byron Scott. Drummer and long-time band mate Larry Dragland adds drum kit grooves to Scott’s many-layered percussion tracks, along with Perm, Russia-based Anna V’s vocals. All the orchestrations, synth bass, and the myriad of electronic sounds were performed by Scott on Guitar Synthesizer.
Spinning round the Sun Parts 1 & 2
Spinning round the Sun Part 3
