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Subway to Saturn, is a deeply personal tribute to the musical genius of Vangelis. It features an enchanting array of melodic electronica. From lush soundscapes to intricate arrangements...Subway to Saturn is testament to Taylor’s artistic vision and versatility.

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Tunite Music

Subway to Saturn is a 20-track personal tribute to the music of Vangelis, inspired by his death in May 2022. This album is more than homage; it is a sonic exploration of musical eclectics, marrying neo-classical solo piano, vintage melodic electronica, and ambient classical arrangements. Each track is meticulously crafted, composed, performed, recorded, and mixed by Mark in his private studio in Birmingham, UK.

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Subway to Saturn is a 20-track tribute to the legendary Vangelis, Each track explores a unique soundscape while remaining grounded in the key elements that define the album: inventive textures, memorable melodies, and meticulously crafted arrangements. What truly stands out is Chameleon Music’s knack for unconventional melodic twists, transforming simple ideas into something striking and fresh. Subway to Saturn is a heartfelt homage and a testament to Chameleon Music’s creativity and compositional confidence. It’s a must-hear for fans of electronic and ambient music, as well as anyone inspired by the timeless genius of Vangelis.

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TJPL NEWS

Birmingham-based composer Mark Taylor, under his pseudonym Chameleon Music, delivers a mesmerising tribute to Vangelis with Subway to Saturn. Released on November 15, 2024, the 20-track album is a heartfelt homage to the late composer’s eclectic and pioneering musical legacy. As a testament to Vangelis’ enduring influence, Taylor’s album masterfully integrates diverse styles ranging from ambient and classical to experimental electronic, offering listeners an immersive sonic journey.

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'Music Cafe' Reviews

KVR Audio

"Seahorse Serenade is understated, gentle, and haunting. It shares the timeless quality of the Vangelis' 'La Petite Fille de la Mer' while still being an original piece of work. An exquisite gem.’’ ‘’The Elevator Paradox is really cool.’’ ‘’Late Night Memories of Blue - Dig the keyboard sound. Nice peaceful, mystical vibe in a blues context.’’ ‘’Images of a Childhood that Never Was - What an evocative title. Love the LFO driven sounds. I really like the warbly sounds. Interesting move to go from the dark spacey vibe to the kidlike piano motif. Really clever.’’ ‘’Tanzen in der Kathederale - I could picture this as a soundtrack to something. The organ was great on this.’’ ‘’The sound palette for Azimuth (my favourite track) was amazing.’’ ‘’Loved the simple haunting beauty of Seahorse.’’ ‘’I just took "Echoes of Neon" for a spin, and it's definitely got Vangelis vibes aplenty, particularly those piano melodies. It's has a light touch, but still manages to carry plenty of dynamic variation throughout.’’ ‘’All I really have to say is great work! Each track tells a story and though some have similarities all are unique.’’

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