In the third installment of my collection “the View from in Here” (For Quarantine Times), I present a new journey around the most melodic deep sound and full of emotions and sensations. To start our journey, we welcome Swedish producer Ebrahimi who presents us with two really wonderful hypnotic tracks, “Snofall” and “Regnskur” (Dream Culture), this being, without a doubt, a great start. Russian producer Nikola Melnikov collaborates with Max Sorokin and they present “Pandawa”, (Anjunadeep), a warm, beautiful track loaded with dazzling sound. The Romanian natural producer Silviu Gabriel, whose stage name is “aSg”, offers us a nice track, “Imaginari Dreams” (Seven Villas), a deep, smart and minimalist track. Our next guest is young and promising producer Dimuth K, who presents us with the track “Beams Aglow“ (Proton Music) remixed by Istanbul producer Erdi Irmak, a track where the initial percussion rhythm opens the way for a journey with an exceptional melodic line. Then the Swedish producer Hosini presents a track titled Dimma (Anjunadeep), a work charged with a deep and wonderful melodic house. Lithuania's natural producers, Downtown Party Network sign the track entitled “Space me Out” (Anjunadeep), a track from 2015 remixed by two of the greats of the electronic scene: Jody Wisternoff and James Grant. Via Vere, our next guest, presents us with a beautiful track entitled “Circle of Tragedy”, belonging to his first EP “Circle os Stories” (Souksonic), a wonderful work with a sound faithful to the essence of analog and organic. Producer Lee Burridgue, creator of the All Day I Dream label, released with producer Lost Desert his debut album titled "Melt", to which the track "Rain" belongs. And we end with an extraordinary track signed by the Turkish producer Dogan Sezen, entitled "Merhamet" (Cafe de Anatolia).

Humanity lives difficult moments, moments of change, moments of uncertainty. But the music has to continue and must continue to sound and making us dream, travel and believe in the future.

Thanks to all the artists and labels for their music.

Carl Stien, May 2020