Chris Trottier on Nostr: It’s wild thinking about where we’ve all ended up. I still chuckle when I think ...
It’s wild thinking about where we’ve all ended up. I still chuckle when I think about Sofia from The Timeless Ones. That girl could move a crowd like no other, but now? She’s over in Boston, crunching numbers for some insurance company. Can you believe it?
And Dante, that guy from Echoes of Eternity? We’d lose hours just jamming out to those old chants. He’s all techy now, working for Microsoft. Fun fact: You know that little jingle when Windows 7 starts up? Yep, that’s got Dante’s touch.
Little Elise from Monastic Reverie was such a powerhouse, even though she was one of the youngest of us. She’s teaching kids now over in Pennsylvania. I bet she’s got them all singing in harmony in no time.
The brothers, Julian & Alex from Sacred Shadows, man, those two were something else. We’d always be cooking up some new sound together. These days Julian’s lost in books up in Seattle, and Alex is whipping up actual dishes in some Italian joint.
And Mia, that voice! She was our shining star in Celestial Harmonies. Now she’s helping folks book their dream vacations or something.
Man, times change, don’t they? It wasn’t just about the singing back then; it was about the vibes, the crew, those crazy nights where everything felt, I dunno, bigger than us? Even though it’s all in the rearview, there’s a part of that magic that’s never really left me. Just a bunch of memories, humming in the back of my mind.
And Dante, that guy from Echoes of Eternity? We’d lose hours just jamming out to those old chants. He’s all techy now, working for Microsoft. Fun fact: You know that little jingle when Windows 7 starts up? Yep, that’s got Dante’s touch.
Little Elise from Monastic Reverie was such a powerhouse, even though she was one of the youngest of us. She’s teaching kids now over in Pennsylvania. I bet she’s got them all singing in harmony in no time.
The brothers, Julian & Alex from Sacred Shadows, man, those two were something else. We’d always be cooking up some new sound together. These days Julian’s lost in books up in Seattle, and Alex is whipping up actual dishes in some Italian joint.
And Mia, that voice! She was our shining star in Celestial Harmonies. Now she’s helping folks book their dream vacations or something.
Man, times change, don’t they? It wasn’t just about the singing back then; it was about the vibes, the crew, those crazy nights where everything felt, I dunno, bigger than us? Even though it’s all in the rearview, there’s a part of that magic that’s never really left me. Just a bunch of memories, humming in the back of my mind.