South Holland, Netherlands Mar 9, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Seizing the love and appreciation of the vast audience with his fascinating and larger-than-life musical creations, artist Konstantyn Napolov is roaring high on success. The artist holds a strong taste in music blending and is confidently approaching to create a significant benchmark in the genre of pop, contemporary music and classical music. Together with Basilova and Fridman, the artist has curated several sound arrangements that place him as one of the most stunning percussionists. Strong unpredictable rhythms, surprising fragments of sounds, and harmonious twists and turns are what guide the listeners while listening to his productions.
On his latest melody ‘Obscure Atlas SG-3: VI. Crust’ comes from the eight tracks album Obscure Atlas, the artist along with Dutch composer Aart Strootman and second composer Daniel Wohl has shaped the song most gorgeously to drill the hitting soundscape in the audience’s mind. The song is an amalgamation of various instrumental notes and the essential musical beauty of the track shines brightly. Coming in at a less than five minutes span, the song captivates marvelous melodies and this kind of originally crafted anthems offers the perfect escaping for the audience. It has highs and lows, all embraced with subtle intriguing rhythms, ultimately impressing the listener throughout.
Coming from the Netherlands, Konstantyn Napolov has composed the song ‘Obscure Atlas SG-3: VI. Crust’ under the label TRPTK and ensures to offer the audience an exciting and memorable listening trip. The album has been recorded in one of the big halls in TivoliVredenburg and is filled with the right amount of groove and energy that drills its effect seamlessly. Follow him on Spotify, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube for more details.
Listen to this track ‘Obscure Atlas SG-3: VI. Crust’, check out the given below link:
https://open.spotify.com/track/5InHynaPZsoY5XwuOPBXde
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