We can’t get enough of the cloud traveling sounds from the talented GB. When this Ravel cover curled its way through the Internet to land in our lives we were blown to giddy dust. We hope you enjoy this take on a classic. Here are some words from the classy creator himself about the composition…

“Here’s my rendition of the sixth and final movement of Maurice Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin, written in memory of Captain Joseph de Marliave, who died fighting in World War I with the French army. This piece was originally written for solo piano but here i have adapted it for four analog synthesizers.” – GB

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