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I'm not sure that Grace Valhalla exists but if she does, she is one talented individual. This is very original--one of those gems that makes this site a gold mine if you're willing do dig around enough.

This is very musical electronically created music. It's not disco drather, or sythetic experimentation in how much the listener can withstand; it's actual artistry and creativity.

Very nice

If Grace really is as inexperienced as she suggests, she has a very bright future indeed. This may not be the easiest music to sell as albums but there must be opportunities in commissioned work for films, etc.

I'll keep playing tracks on my show and enjoying the fact that the album wakes me every morning.

Thanks Grace. Great work.
Peter http://www.suffolkandcool.com

I simply love this album, especially the tracks "burn", "empty" and "ungrateful men".

I like the melancholic vibe in these tree tracks very much. In my view, the experience series falls off a bit in comparison to the rest of the album.

I hope that your fanbase (and i am a fan of your work) will hear a lot more from you!

Superb, as usual. Grace Valhalla would be an excellent choice to play for friends who *think* they don't like electronic music.

So much great stuff here I wouldn't know where to begin with actually describing it. So let's stick with "Exquisite" and "Well worth a listen!". My personal favourite track on a first listen of this album was "ungrateful men". But it's all excellent, that was just the track that appealed to me most at the moment.

Grace Valhalla, you are awesome! I've downloaded a lot of music off jamendo, but itunes keeps finding it's way to your music. Something about it, I just can't let it go. I recommend this for anyone, this is great thinking music, chill out music, or anything music. The beats are steady and subtle, but there's enough repetition to keep your interest. Best way to listen is with a nice pair of headphones in the dark. Keep it up Grace! : )