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Sea of Change
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Soil & Eclipse San Francisco, California
Soil & Eclipse came together as a few individuals in the Army who had a very different idea of what electronic music at that time should sound like. With a love for an older age, and a need to experiment, Soil & Eclipse worked together to combine an unlikely style of vocals with music that combined several other styles. ... more
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