Where Phenomenal Meets Philosophy: Get Lost in a Sensational Electronic Drive as Dylan Tauber of Son of Waves Studios Delivers Yet Another Album “He Loves Carmen”

Blending ideas with some electrically charged ambient sounds that speak not only of his philosophical beliefs but also a way of life that cannot be interfered with- somehow feels spiritual in its own measure and as the heavens above echo in resonance, great vibes get splashed down here; Dylan Tauber, the face behind Sons of Waves Studios, is an award-winning electronica musician, cyber artist, photographer, and author who is based in northern Israel.  Sons of Waves has released 14 studio albums, all of which have gained critical acclaim on Israeli radio stations. He also manages a network of 22 websites, which includes an online imaging/photo gallery and a video repository. Since 1996, his website network has had well over 5 million page visits and millions of video views. What we’re seeing is a prodigious star whose skill knows no bounds!

And now, Dylan returns to music with the release of his 14-track album “He Loves Carmen,” electronica, synthetic, and trance album that is tonally rich and musically engaging throughout, from the first project, “Don’t Tell Me,” to the final one, “I Love My Father,” as Dylan reveals his love for the style and passion for this electronica craft.

“I Love Carmen” is brightly colored electronica with shimmering synthesized percussion waves above and striking female voice drops with matching drooling bass and transcendental instrumentation bursting through with rhythm and style!

“Soulmate” brings the listener to paradise percussively with the opening bass woven electronica synths that are well created and stick with frank devotion to your ear. The rhythm section keeps things calm and mellow while punching with heaviness and sassy bravado!

“I Love You” starts off strong with a cinematic intro and a powerful popping rhythm that incorporates individually layered club mixed and mastered trance beat drops that take listeners by surprise. “Love Is All That Exists” has a haunting and alluringly familiar melodic voice accompaniment that keeps things intriguing and fascinating.

This is the story that runs throughout the album, as other tracks born of rapid rhythms and others with a hellish temperament escape from the speakers with a swing and attitude. He did an amazing job of merging enigmatic, intense, and tasteful feelings, producing a homage to seduction, excitement, and temptresses. “He Loves Carmen,” like all of his albums, is accessible for free listening, and by following the attached link, you can have access to heaven on Earth!

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