What a pleasant surprise to happen on this lovely album . . . The music was consistently lovely and relaxing. I liked the album cover, and thought it was quite beautiful and the album title was very intriguing . . .although I never really want to hear a butterfly scream! The piano on the first track, "Waterdrops that miss you," was so graceful and irresistible as to capture the listener's attention and keep her tuned in to the rest of the album. That song progressed so nicely with the piano and other instruments as to seem to tell a story . . . I also liked "Wake up & Run" which started with a quiet but deep thrumbing and was very reminiscent of waking up in a quiet room . . .and then progressed into a beautiful piano. I really loved the piano tiptoe in "No te dejo" which was light and trippy . . . and "disrupt the light again" which fluttered around my head like shadows on a breezy, sunny day. These compositions were thoughtfully and exquisitely created . . . gentle and artistic . . . a real sweet listen. Recommended to anyone who likes to relax or have a moment of reverie.

When a young musician delivers such quality music, the only thing I can wish is to be healthy and focused on his inspiration. Thank you my friend for your music. You make world more wonderful.

Beautiful instrumental and electronic album. Great piano and other instruments. There are some moments very similar to Vangelis' tracks. Bravo!