The Singularity, by Kim Riemer

The Singularity

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This album is based on a concept of human and artificial intelligence integration, so I wanted this album to sound cold and computerized.

released November 26, 2017

Production and all instruments, Kim Riemer.
Composed and arranged, Kim Riemer.
(c) Kim Riemer 2017

Kim Riemer Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

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