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CD The Harmony of the Ecstasy |
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The Harmony of the Ecstasy is MarryAnn's second album of electronic music with many pop and rock ingredients. It continues the musical philosophy of the first album - painting the world with harmonies using progressive electronic sounds but with intent to make music timeless.
In The Harmony of the Ecstasy MarryAnn musically explore events which make big changes in our lives, builds up our characters and of course bring to us strong emotions (positive and negative). Compositions try to repropose those moments but with message "that in every thing we should always find something positive". |
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Intolerance is MarryAnn's debut CD of electronic music. In this album He musically explores the world, people and life. He often like to say that he paint the world with harmonies.
In the Intolerance MarryAnn meditate about the causes of so much pain in the world. Is this the avidity, money, or maybe the color of skin? But probably the main cause is the extreme INTOLERANCE between people. And if this is not going to change, all this negative energy will finally culminate in a complete world destruction. |
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Intolerance reviewed on Smother Magazine |
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by J-Sin, published on Smother Magazine Nov 2005
Smoky new age music from the far-off distant lands of Slovenia. “Intolerance” is MIDI-heaven with incredibly well-composed songs. Perhaps one problem is that it sounds very computerized but hey it’s still a heck of a lot better than what most people could do with a MIDI controller.
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Intolerance reviewed on Wind And Wire |
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by Bill binkelman, published on Wind And Wire Aug 2005
MarryAnn is the alias for a Slovenian EM artist who records some of the catchiest and snazzy synth-driven EM pop instrumental music I've heard in a long time. If you're a fan of synth-pop artists from the '80s (Howard Jones, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, or OMD, i.e. Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark) but also enjoy instrumental EM/synth music (e.g. Giorgio Moroder, Cusco, Harold Faltermeyer or the lighter side of Jarre) these two releases are almost certain to put a grin on your face
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Intolerance reviewed on Progrography |
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by David Connolly,published on progrography Aug 2005
Artists occasionally send me discs to review on Progrography, and I’m afraid I’ve been sitting on Intolerance for a while. Sitting on it and listening to it, until the songs arrive at an appointed hour like old friends. Electronic/club music, which this is, isn’t something I usually get too chummy with, since it all tends to sound the same to me.
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The Harmony of the Ecstasy reviewed on Sensorium.it |
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by Michele Dicuonzo, published on Sensorium.it in Jun 2005
... A peculiarity of MarryAnn is in rejuvenating those (nevertheless fascinating) cosmic and sometimes to much long-winded and auto-indulgent behaves, with the intent to offer a more firm and easily digestible kind of music. The music from this album appears lively and brilliant, at the moments also danceable: in other words full of life....
Original text in Italian
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