Greg Haines is a musician and composer who was born in the UK but now resid… Read Full Bio ↴Greg Haines is a musician and composer who was born in the UK but now resides in Berlin. His music has been compared to Arvo Pärt, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Deathprod, Gavin Bryars and many more in the area of contemporary classical and electro-acoustic music.
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@deanmacey3554
I was introduced to this song because it was on one of Imperial College's psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy playlists. I listened to the playlist while under the influence, and this was the track that had the most profound effect on me. The violins were surgical tools repairing my soul. It was amazingly profound and healing. So... thanks Greg!
@raphaelaelin6299
Ooooh, me tooo 😲💓
@leslikramer2801
It surgically repairs my soul too…those violins tear the painful places open and the notes lift the painful bits out so they may heal…..amazing. Thank you so much Greg for THIS! I was a 25 year addict/alcoholic, sober almost 10 years and THIS keeps me whole and healed.
@joanbovill
Absolutely my association with this piece too! First time I 'became' the music, truly profound!
@youknowwho9741
I first heard it during a ketamine treatment for depression. Beautiful song.❤❤🔥 I also had an experience of infinite love while listening on LSD another time.
@luftschloessl
Wonderful, thank you very much! Can you remember, which further songs were in this playlist?
@maryellenryall3548
I am grieving in this music. It is haunting. The violin and keyboard are beyond words in feeling. When I leave the planet who will remember that I once lived here? Beautiful pain.
@pianoloungemusic
Thank you Mary for listening! This piece touched me deeply as well. I had tears in my eyes when listening to it for the first time.
@el_mal_de_ojo
I will have remembered you, Mary Ellen. You were here with us. Bless you.
@Endymion766
A song plays in sorrow, to recall something, better left forgotten.