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Emergence

by Trifonic

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Adrian M
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Adrian M Found several tracks I like here, but Parks on Fire is in a league of its own. Probably been listening to it for a decade now, and it's still not getting old, it's like every time I play it I hear it in a different way, there's so much content in it it's endlessly replayable. Also entrancing and hypnotic, even when I tell myself I will only listen to the intro, once I've clicked Play it's almost impossible to stop it. Favorite track: Parks On Fire.
Tommi Jokinen
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Tommi Jokinen A solid release from Trifonic. Electronic atmosphere and lovely beats. 4/5 Favorite track: Sooner Or Later.
Vesper
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Vesper The whole album is a work of love and dedication to sound, so it's hard to choose a single track, but Parks On Fire is probably the definitive piece here, at least for me. Favorite track: Parks On Fire.
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1.
Emergence 05:49
2.
Broken 05:08
This house is cold and empty Just a ghost of who I used to be I stare at my own reflection Wonder if you’d even recognize me Last night I heard you whisper “Everything is fine, I am here, I am here” Last night I saw your shadow But when I called your name you disappeared Who’s gonna say goodnight? Who’s gonna stop the word from turning? Who’s gonna numb my pain? Who’s gonna save me when the sky is crashing down? I am broken
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Infiltration 04:52
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Lies 05:00
When you walked away it was the Saddest day the world has known Shattered my heart and left me in Pieces of a broken home Now you say you need me Standing at the door Asking if you can come in And I can’t say no, I can’t say no You and I just can’t say goodbye Every time we do, well It’s just another lie I know you’re no good for me, but Every time I’m with you there’s Nowhere I’d rather be We’ve been to hell, been burnt by the Flames of a pain so deep that Even the strongest god in the heavens would Kneel and weep But here I lie Pressed against your skin Right where I want to be You’re the sweetest sin
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Transgenic 03:41
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How happy we are today The feeling will only escape No matter who we blame it on When the thrill is gone, it’s gone, it’s gone This could be the best we got And what we got is on our hands Are you going to the countdown? Sooner or later it’s all in the past Sooner or later it floats above the glass Sooner or later it breaks inside the cast Sooner or later… Concrete rubble for concrete dreams Grains of sand floating in the sea Passing trains, all the passing trees Can you heed the whistle please?
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Vacuum Tree 05:04
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Terminal A 02:49
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Terminal B 02:46
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Good Enough 06:42
I will be here when you need me by your side I will be here once the thrill is gone I will be here when everything is just right I will be here after you move on I’m a rock in the ocean And you are the tide You know I am going nowhere I’m just waiting here for the water to rise I don’t know how the story ends And I don’t want to know, so if you do Don’t tell me Let’s pretend we write it as we go Promises are so hard to keep We say things we don’t mean You’re here for now is good enough for me

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Emergence is Trifonic’s debut album. It was written and recorded in 2007, and released on February 26, 2008.

About the title:
The term emergence refers to many simple, independent actions giving rise to complex systems and patterns. It’s similar to the concept of order out of chaos. Emergence can be seen in everything from the formation of molecules and the evolution of complex organisms, to behavior in ant colonies and flocks of birds, to traffic patterns and stock markets.

The concept of emergence is applicable in many ways to how we make our music. We typically start with a single sound or idea that we find interesting — maybe a guitar amp setting, a bass note, or just some sort of ambience. Then we begin adding other elements, shaping and refining the sound of each one as we go. This process of layering sounds eventually leads us to the melodies and rhythms that define each song. As a track begins to take shape we start to get a sense of what the finished product might look like. But the track often becomes something very different by the time we’re done with it.

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released February 26, 2008

Executive Producer: Trifonic
Produced and Recorded by: Trifonic
Mastered by: Roger Seibel (SAE Mastering)

Label: self-released/Trifonic Music LLC
Publishing: Trifonic Publishing (BMI)

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