A New Gesture, by Gregory Paul Mineeff

A New Gesture

by Gregory Paul Mineeff

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1.	A New Gesture 04:31		buy track
2.	A New Gesture feat. Kerensa Stephens (Ghost Forests Version) 04:31	lyrics	buy track
There are now too many ghost forests, You might know us, Questioning status, Call out the b.s. There are too many ghost forests, Do you really want to live without, All the difference, Sweet difference. You might know us, Questioning status, Call out the b.s.
3.	A New Gesture feat. Kerensa Stephens (Eguana Remix) 04:44	lyrics	buy track
There are now too many ghost forests, You might know us, Questioning status, Call out the b.s. There are too many ghost forests, Do you really want to live without, All the difference, Sweet difference. You might know us, Questioning status, Call out the b.s.

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Gregory Paul Mineeff reworked the track Gesture giving a fresh direction and a sweet, gentle performance. This performance inspired Kerensa Stephens to write the "Ghost Forests" lyrics, singing with her signature warm voice. Everything that starts with a sparkle of inspiration lights the creativity further, as Eguana treats us with a future garage remix, completing the sound puzzle with an endless listening experience.

Cover by Cosmicleaf
Mastering by Eguana

Lyrics & Vocals on track 2,3 by Kerensa Stephens

There are now too many ghost forests,
You might know us,
Questioning status,
Call out the b.s.

There are too many ghost forests,
Do you really want to live without,
All the difference,
Sweet difference.

You might know us,
Questioning status,
Call out the b.s.

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