Uploaded April 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The first week of April 2014 saw the release of Dusk's long-awaited debut album, aptly titled "The Debut of Crossing the Lines". Dusk is a magnificent female musician/singer/songwriter born and raised in Athens, Greece. Being an enthusiastic listener with an eclectic taste in music herself, she has managed to create an extremely special fusion of rock and folk music that sometimes incorporates elements from electronica. The album's song diversity spans from soulful acoustic ballads to trembling electric dynamites, all joined together seamlessly by the majestic voice of Dusk. (I used "majestic" to describe her voice for lack of a better word).
Here's a small sample off the album, OMD (stands for One More Depression) which is how a riot grrrl song would sound like through Dusk's musical filters. Discarding the obvious solution of edgy electric guitars, the songwriter builds an underlying tension with a massive bassline, a wave that is released at her command the right moment!
Check her out here: facebook.com/DuskAvgi
music & lyrics by Dusk
produced by Jerry Kollaitis
music arranged by Dusk & J.K.
released by The Sound Of Everything label
(this upload is dedicated to K.A.K.T.)
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////One More Depression////
Killing time before distraction
A childish act play don't you think?
All your thoughts in such distortion
Seems you've had too much to drink
Homeless thoughts for a sheltered brain
Cherish your feelings away ahead
Feel your life like midnight train
Just don't swallow the truth, not yet
Broken needs, broken knees
Broken everything, everything in me
Empty seats high way streets
No way out to set my mind free...
Landscapes broken like a smile
Lights fading out like memories
All your hopes rise up for a trial
Defending your youths home bravery
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Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
The first week of April 2014 saw the release of Dusk's long-awaited debut album, aptly titled "The Debut of Crossing the Lines". Dusk is a magnificent female musician/singer/songwriter born and raised in Athens, Greece. Being an enthusiastic listener with an eclectic taste in music herself, she has managed to create an extremely special fusion of rock and folk music that sometimes incorporates elements from electronica. The album's song diversity spans from soulful acoustic ballads to trembling electric dynamites, all joined together seamlessly by the majestic voice of Dusk. (I used "majestic" to describe her voice for lack of a better word).
Here's a small sample off the album, OMD (stands for One More Depression) which is how a riot grrrl song would sound like through Dusk's musical filters. Discarding the obvious solution of edgy electric guitars, the songwriter builds an underlying tension with a massive bassline, a wave that is released at her command the right moment!
Check her out here: facebook.com/DuskAvgi
music & lyrics by Dusk
produced by Jerry Kollaitis
music arranged by Dusk & J.K.
released by The Sound Of Everything label
(this upload is dedicated to K.A.K.T.)
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////One More Depression////
Killing time before distraction
A childish act play don't you think?
All your thoughts in such distortion
Seems you've had too much to drink
Homeless thoughts for a sheltered brain
Cherish your feelings away ahead
Feel your life like midnight train
Just don't swallow the truth, not yet
Broken needs, broken knees
Broken everything, everything in me
Empty seats high way streets
No way out to set my mind free...
Landscapes broken like a smile
Lights fading out like memories
All your hopes rise up for a trial
Defending your youths home bravery
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Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
