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Violet Horizon To Release New EP "Azimuth" On April 20th
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The Dallas-based musician blends multiple genres on his upcoming release.

DALLAS - Washingtoner -- Violet Horizon is an artist from Dallas, TX, who gives new meaning to the idea of keeping an open creative mindset. Violet Horizon is taking his music to different places. He is a master at channeling a wide range of creative influences and various musical styles, resulting in a very personal sound that he's hoping, is also massively appealing.

On April 20th, 2021, Violet Horizon is releasing a brand-new studio EP titled "Azimuth". This new release features a sound that's just familiar enough to be immediately intuitive, but also different enough to keep the audience intrigued. Violet Horizon says, "If you are a fan of ambient music, electronica, post-rock, and experimental sounds, I would definitely recommend listening."

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The EP includes cinematic soundscapes and mesmerizing melodies throughout. The production is reminiscent of iconic artists such as Boards of Canada, Nosaj Thing, Odesza, and Jon Hopkins, among others.

Find out more about Violet Horizon at http://www.violethorizonmusic.com
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCectKc6vl4lwvM-QChbon5Q

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