Voltrana [Album Teaser]

Hope you enjoy, love you all ! ⚡️❤️ 🎶Listen & Download Here Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4cEg5mb75YugZ9fZn2P5yn?si=Qp2Vuiy9QveXpUfzJ5njMw iTunes/Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/album/voltrana/1456399119 Bandcamp: https://newretrowave.bandcamp.com/album/voltrana Tracklistings: 00:00 Intro 00:30 We Belong feat. Parallels 01:00 Star feat. Computer Magic 01:28 Leslie Cheung feat. Parallels 01:57 Finding Shaolin 02:26 Breeze (Behind Waterfalls) 02:55 Edge of the Universe feat. Parallels 03:24 Forgotten Summer 03:55 Shinjinmei (信心銘) feat. Ayumi Sasaki 04:22 Zen 4040 04:51 This Moment Forever feat. Parallels 05:20 Fade Away feat. NINA 05:49 Let Go feat. Siamese Youth 06:18 Whispers of Tao 06:47 Only From Mud (Can a Flower Bloom) Voltrana is an album created by Manzur Iqbal / Futurecop! from Manchester, United Kingdom. This uplifting album mixes all its previous albums' sounds into one, while adding a new dimension. Voltrana keeps its roots by collecting Futurecop! signature "feels" of eighties, childhood memories, innocence, dreams and spiritualism. However what sets the album apart is the new additions of influences ranging from Eastern Mysticism, Zen Buddhism, Inner Universe, Meditation, Eastern 80s pop culture, Mindfulness and fundamentally letting go of the past, and living in the present, a direct opposite to previous messages of Futurecop! music, that longed for the past. Musically it features a mix of Futurecop!'s trademark warm and heartfelt synth sounds however this time with a lot of live acoustic instruments, orchestral aspects, a lot of guitar and post-rock influences, eastern instruments with even one of the stand out tracks recorded in a foreign language (Japanese). The whole concept of the album was created from the influence of discovering Ancient Eastern culture and spirituality. Zen and Taoism books such as those by Alan Watts to Chaung Tzu, to name a few. All blended together to create a new way of looking at life. Musically it is influenced by orchestral Soundtrack by Vangelis, Joe Hisaishi to Hans Zimmer and 80s Japanese pop music. ✖ Connect with Futurecop! instagram.com/futurecopofficial facebook.com/futurecopofficial twitter.com/futurecopx