Evocative, evolving and progressive, this album entrances the listener in a wide range of ambient electronic arpeggiated melodies and rhythmic backdrops that produce expansive sonic landscapes.

Sequential Dreams' music weaves intricate sequencer patterns with evolving dreamy sound textures. The music of Sequential Dreams is sometimes reminiscent of a style characterized by the later years of Berlin School of electronic music and at others approaching the Dusseldorf school.

Evocative of Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michel Jarre, Jan Hammer, Mike Oldfield, and Larry Fast (Synergy), the Aurora album will certainly appeal to listeners who enjoy these artists.

Composed and performed by Canadian composer Ron Charron, who uses synthesizers, virtual and natural instruments to create soundscapes intented to create engaging musical adventures. Ron started creating sonicscapes using analog synthesizers in the late '70s with Roland, Moog an Korg modular synthesizers and has also been publishing slower paced ambient music under the artist name Kuutana. In his most recent album, under Sequential Dreams, the Aurora album makes use of software and hardware-based sound synthesis and includes a rich selection of musical idioms, with varied-pace, evolving, progressive electronic music and features a rich and diverse palette of rich, lush, rhythmic ambiance.

Special thanks to Jean-Luc Charron for the album art.