In this episode, I'm giving some context to the most sultry and explicit song up to date that I have ever released. As usual, I'm giving the backstory and providing music analysis of the piece.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

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Second Night (Seraphic Succubus) is a strange piece. Just like the First Night (Lilith's Seduction), it doesn't have a single lyric that would indicate what is this song even about. In this episode, I'm disclosing a few things about this mystery and the story of its creation.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

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Silentium (Psychosomatic Ecstatic) is one of the most peculiar songs on the Seraphic Tears album. Not only is it a pretty experimental artsy-sounding piece, but it is also bilingual and was not intended as a song at all at its inception.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

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Covet (I Know You) is yet another free-form abstract dark ambient/dark folk piece from the Seraphic Tears album that is pretty far from what is understood as a conventional song. In this episode, I'm giving some context to it and telling the story of its creation as well as a little bit of music analysis.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

For any business inquiries or questions reach out to me at [email protected]

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First Night (Lilith's Seduction) is one of the very few songs on my entire discography that doesn't have a single lyric on it. It's an instrumental piece with alternative metal implications, a dark folk Middle Eastern vibe, and a passionate colorful vocal line. In this episode, I'm talking about its role on the Seraphic Tears album and give you some music analysis of the piece.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

For any business inquiries or questions reach out to me at [email protected]

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HGRsub (H.R.Giger. Witches Dance) is a song that has more than meets the ear underneath its surface. It harbors some darker truths and hidden nuggets. What might appear to be just a sultry exploration of sensual pleasures has a purpose to serve on the Seraphic Tears album.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

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Thirsty (So Cold) is one of the "tribal/dark folk" pieces on the Seraphic Tears album. This song has a few stories attached to it. In this episode, I'm talking about the creation of it and going through a little bit of music analysis. 

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

For any business inquiries or questions reach out to me at [email protected]

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This episode dives into the expressionist microcosm of the third song from the Seraphic Tears album, August (Megalomaniacal Mood), a song that wasn't planned as a song and wasn't written as a song originally but ended up becoming one. 

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

For any business inquiries or questions reach out to me at [email protected]

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This episode explores the intricacies and the underlying meaning of the 2nd piece from the Seraphic Tears album—From The Hidden Depths (I Come)—which, unless provided a proper explanation, might leave some bewildered and scratching their heads.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

For any business inquiries or questions reach out to me at [email protected]

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Ladders (Up & Down) is the opening piece for the Seraphic Tears album. In this episode, I'm explaining the origins of this album and giving some context to a song that doesn't even have any lyrics.

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My music can be found on the majority of streaming services and in stores under the artist name Catherine Corelli

For any business inquiries or questions reach out to me at [email protected]

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