Dimitri Toonen "Sounds From Emotions"

Country: Netherlands
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: April 15, 2022
Tracklist

1. Prologue: Fading Movement (1:49) 

2. Decapitation (7:14) 

3. You Can't Change My Mind (6:19) 

4. Elusive Facts (6:52) 

5. Uncertain Future (4:07) 

6. This Morning (8:21) 

7. Music Will Bring Me Another Day (4:25) 

8. When Nobody Likes You (8:51) 

9. My Dark Passenger (7:19) 

10. Epilogue: Moving On (4:33) 

Total Time 59:50

Credits

Dimitri Toonen – Everything 

   Except

Hugo Ribeiro – Drums

Rob Herben – Backing Vocals

Sander van Gaans – Guitars (9)

Cecilia Garcia – Violin (5)

Lucas Argomedo – Cello (5)

Patricio Böttcher – Soprano Sax (6)

All words and music by Dimitri Toonen except “My Dark Passenger” music by Dimitri Toonen and Sander van Gaans

All produced and mixed by Dimitri Toonen

Recorded and mixed at Bald Bastard Studio in Holland

All songs mastered at Steve Kitch Mastering

Album art created by Florian Nicolle

Photography by Esmé den Braven

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Dimitri Toonen "Leave My Mind Sometimes"

Country: Netherlands
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: November 20, 2020
Tracklist

1. Shameless (6:41) 

2. Not Home Today (4:08) 

3. Ganges Story Part I: Tragedy (9:49) 

4. The Destruction Of You (2:26) 

5. Leave My Mind Sometimes (5:43) 

6. Us (4:15) 

7. Ganges Story Part II: The Other Place (2:23) 

8. The Day I Stopped… (9:56) 

9. Desolation Suite I: Early Days (2:11) 

10. Desolation Suite II: Choices (7:45) 

11. Desolation Suite III: A Dark Chapter (9:26) 

Total Time 64:43

Line-up

Dimitri Toonen - vocals, all instruments

  Except

Hugo Ribeiro - drums (1, 3)

Camilo McConaughey  - drums (2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11)

Description/Reviews:

The biggest musical influence I notice is Porcupine Tree/Steven Wilson, although his music isn’t quite as dark as Wilson’s can be. There are also similarities to the work of someone like Bjørn Riis and Bruce Soord (The Pineapple Thief). Despite those similarities, Toonen clearly makes his music his own. He isn’t copying anyone. Rather he’s expressing his stories in a way that bears the influence of the music he finds moving.

Read the full review by Bryan Morey at progarchy.com

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