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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2022 · 7 MIN

Joe Carl - Days Are Gone [KataHaifisch]

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The human blink is controlled by the subconscious. The reflexive closing movement of the eyelids clean and protect the eyes. When we blink, the visual centre in the brain is regulated. Therefore, we do not consciously perceive this whole process and the briefly reduced incidence of light. On average, this procedure is conducted 10-15 times per minute. In moments of great excitement, joy or concentration, we can blink significantly less often. Due to the excessive focus, the blinking becomes a consciously controlled process for a certain amount time. The first Joe Carl EP on KataHaifisch contains two tracks. Both are well suited for a club setting. Strong basses create a dancing mood and hypnotic leads a dreamy atmosphere. In both songs you can hear the unique style of Joe Carl. It’s defined through an exciting sound design, dynamic arrangement and little acoustic details. Let yourself fall into the music and enjoy the magic of „This Is Why We Don‘t Blink“. Thanks for your attention <3 Buy Link: https://www.beatport.com/release/this-is-why-we-dont-blink/3936787 ✨Joe Carl SC: https://soundcloud.com/joe-carl ✨KataHaifisch SC: @katahaifisch Mastering ✨Haunted Water SC: @haunted_water Artwork ✨finnish SC: @finnishhh

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