Artist description Lux Astrum, roughly meaning Starlight in Latin, was created in the year 2000 to bring to the public music composed by Eric Vasbinder. His unique electronic compositions combine elements of trance and ambient new age, while his more traditional classical pieces range from pure solo organ works to full orchestrations. Some of Lux Astrum's works are somber and contemplative, while others are uplifting and drivingly optimistic.

Music Style Smooth electronic, film music, original scores, somber, uplifting, epic dreamy trance, easy classical, ambient, and new age

Musical Influences Mozart, John Williams, Adiemus, and a ton of other eclectic influences

Similar Artists Adiemus/Carl Jenkins, enya, enigma, 303Infinity, and liszt

Artist History Eric Vasbinder a.k.a. Lux Astrum began creating original music for class projects while still in high school in 1990. His early works brought forth a level of satisfaction and fulfillment that he not previously experienced. This convinced him to continue to create new works encompassing similar unique, emotional, uplifting themes. To continue to make this music available to all, Lux Astrum was created in the winter of the year 2000. Lux Astrum may never achieve the heights of commercial success as major composers may do, but personal fulfillment and bringing the wonder and joy of starlight and power in musical form to the world are the true goals of Lux Astrum. Each song that I have created is a different expression and truly a new voyage. Enjoy them all!

Group Members Eric Vasbinder

Instruments A Kurzweil K2600XS keyboard and a WinXP Pro PC with Sonar and Sound Forge

Albums Aurora - The First Light

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Location Everett, WA - USA

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