The Red Tape Session, by Helmut Meijer

The Red Tape Session

by Helmut Meijer

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1.	Elements of Flying (The Reprise) 04:09		buy track
2.	Bridge 05:10		buy track
3.	Speed 02:11		buy track
4.	No Man's Land (Deep Earth Edit) 01:07
5.	Under The Sun Feat. The Aeon Project 02:36	info	buy track
6.	Tomorrow's Love Feat. The Aeon Project 03:16	info	buy track
7.	Trilogy Feat. The Aeon Project 04:55	info	buy track
8.	No Man's Land (Original Mix) 14:08

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THE REDTAPE SESSION (2009)

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A kind of a B-side record - this is a really special collection of songs, mostly born in the aftermath of both The Aeon Project's debut album "Of Love and Life"(2008), as well as the release of my own debut album, "Seven Years to Yesterday" (2009).

Originally released in 2009.

Remastered in December 2019.

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released August 4, 2009

Composed, Produced and Mastered by Helmut Meijer

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Helmut Meijer | Signature Series Stellenbosch, South Africa

HELMUT MEIJER is a Multi Award-Winning Music Producer, Composer & Singer/Songwriter based in Stellenbosch, South Africa.

Helmut owns the boutique production company, Helmut Meijer Music and co-owns StoneBear & Mayor Music - a Film Music Collective and Indie Record Label.

He holds a Master of Philosophy degree in Music Technology (cum laude) from the University of Stellenbosch (2004). ... more