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Guitar Instrumentals
Guitar Instrumentals is a captivating artist known for their soothing and timeless guitar melodies that span various genres, from relaxing romantic tunes to energetic blues and upbeat acoustic tracks. With a repertoire that includes iconic pieces like 'Always With Me, Always With You' and 'Cause We Ended As Lovers', Guitar Instrumentals offers a diverse range of instrumentals that cater to every mood. Their music is perfect for stress relief and deep sleep, featuring timeless melodies that have garnered a significant following. Whether you're in the mood for classic tracks like 'Johnny Guitar' and 'Riders In The Sky' or blues classics such as 'Samba Pa Ti' and 'Green Light', Guitar Instrumentals delivers a rich and engaging musical experience.
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Immerse yourself in the soothing melodies of Guitar Instrumentals' "May Queen," a captivating collection of acoustic guitar instrumentals released on March 28, 2020, under In Awe Records. This enchanting album spans a concise yet impactful 20 minutes, featuring nine tracks that seamlessly blend relaxing and romantic themes.
From the evocative opening notes of "Long Before Tomorrow" to the stirring crescendo of "Thunder Calls," Guitar Instrumentals crafts a sonic journey that is both intimate and expansive. Each track, from the gentle "First Day of Spring" to the poignant "Lonely Sailor Waltz," showcases the artist's mastery of the acoustic guitar, offering a rich tapestry of sound that is as soothing as it is engaging.
"May Queen" is a testament to the power of instrumental music, where the guitar takes center stage, telling stories without words. Whether you're seeking relaxation, inspiration, or simply a moment of tranquility, this album delivers a consistent and heartfelt experience. Dive into the world of Guitar Instrumentals and let the music speak for itself.