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Slow Motion Suicide is Maegi's upcoming third album. The album is produced by Oganalp Canatan and co-produced by Onur Ozkoc. More updates will be available closer to the release date. Tracklist 1. Stand Still for a While 2. Masks 3. Reciprocal Altruism 4. Infinite Waves 5. Rat Race
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Tales from the King’s Court is the second Maegi album. Dedicated fans and friends partially crowdfunded the album, and the album continued the Maegi tradition of featuring guest artists. Near to many local artists, the album also featured Dreamtone veterans Onur Ozkoc and Ozan Alparslan, Gary Wehrkamp and Joe
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Skies Fall is the first Maegi album following my departure and the consequential break up of Dreamtone and Neverland. The debut album lacked certain production qualities in the engineering department, but it also featured some of my career's best compositions and line-ups until that point. Hansi Kürsch (Blind
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Ophidia is the second album of Dreamtone & Iris Mavraki’s Neverland. The album features Jon Oliva, Edu Falaschi, Urban breed as guest singers. Unlike the first album, Ophidia did not feature a live orchestra. Tracklist 1. This Voice Inside 2. Silence the Wolves 3. Ophidia 4. Will of God
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Reversing Time was the first result of a collaborative effort between Dreamtone and the Greek classical singer Iris Mavraki. The album featured a 40-piece symphony orchestra, as well as Hansi Kursch (Blind Guardian), Tom Englund (Evergrey), Mike Baker & Gary Wehrkamp (Shadow Gallery) as guests. The title track, Reversing Time,
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The five-song maxi-single of Dreamtone with a fresh touch. The band went Turkish with this one, even though the songs had their demo versions in English, and it turned out better than they hoped. Sadly, the album that was supposed to follow the single never saw daylight as the band
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Snowfall was Dreamtone’s shy first step toward a bigger scene. The band wanted to see if they could work with studios in Istanbul (a stupid Ankara – Istanbul friction of bands and studios exists even today). The answer was yes, and the band formed a long-lasting friendship with the high-caliber
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Sojourn was a monumental undertaking for a bunch of kids from Ankara. The album was a concept with complex compositions. Despite all its flaws, EMI Turkey took the album for distribution, creating the push needed to take the next steps in Dreamtone’s dreams. Tracklist 1. Sojourn 2. A Transition
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A “why not?” effort from Dreamtone’s founders, me and Onur Ozkoc. After recording and dumping an entire album because it had “issues,” we entered the studio again, going for more complex compositions. It ended up as a demo selling in the mid-four-figure range, a hard-to-achieve success in Turkey even
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This is the first effort of mine and Onur's as Dreamtone. It started as a 12-song album and ended up as one instrumental song single. The single, however, became an underground favorite, paving the way for Dreamtone’s growth. * The original artwork is sadly lost in time. This