Mooncake’s new album is almost ready and they need your help for mixing and mastering.
So, they have started an crowd funding campaign on Indiegogo.
Please click the widget on the left, or here
Here is their letter:
We are Mooncake – Russian instrumental art- and space-rock band.
You’ve known our band for almost 7 years now. We’ve always been doing our best at what we are good at – that is composing, recording and delivering our music to you. We are very grateful to you for the support you’ve been showing us all these years. We do value this feedback.
We, as well as you, are longing to release our second, long-expected album. We’ve been recording the LP for almost two years now at three studios in Moscow and Riga, having engaged dozens of high-profile specialists – musicians, sound engineers, etc. Today we can say that the recording of the album is finished, but, frankly speaking, we are out of resources, especially money. What is left to be done is mixing and mastering.
We’ve never asked for any help of yours, but now we do need one and that is why we appeal to you – to all those who support us and value our music. We are 100% sure that except you no one can help us out this time. With your support we all will be able to hear new Mooncake’s album by the end of this year.
Spread the word online and from person to person. We count on your help!
Yours,
Mooncake
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