Space Music (album)

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Space Music

Studio album by Eloy Fritsch

Released

1998

Genre

Electronic Music, New Age

Length

47:72

Label

Dreaming / Musea

Producer

Eloy Fritsch

Professional reviews

Amazon.com link
All Music Guide link

Eloy Fritsch chronology

Behind the Walls of Imagination
(1997)

Space Music
(1998)

Cyberspace
(2000)

Space Music is the third album of the composer Eloy Fritsch. In this work Eloy offers us an absolutely melodious work, obviously, to the use of a true arsenal of electronic instruments like synthesizers, keyboards, drum machine, computers and electronic percussion. It consists of compositions very well elaborated that come closer to the atmospheric New Age odysseys of Vangelis and Jean Michel Jarre, as well as to the long electronic-progressive passages of Rick Wakeman. Space Music is able to produce different sensations, moves and sonorities, product of the beauty and the rhythmic impact of each one of the melodies.