Join us on a journey.

From the beach to the dance floor.

Chiquine presents sunsets. This is This is Sunset

Let me be still with you.

We are the Sunset Nation.

You are the Sunset Nation.

You are...

The Sunset Nation.

The song has set and it's time to turn up the tempo with Nick Chican.

This is Sunset with Chicanan.

Hi guys, how are you? Welcome back to your weekly 60 minute century away from the real world.

You are tuned into Sunsets with me, Nick Cain. I hope you've had a good week since we last caught up.

I've been very busy getting the final parts finished for the new video to Capricorn, which should be available now, actually.

It should be out today today you can see little bits

of clips of that on on Facebooky-Woki and Twitter alongside doing all that I managed

pick up some wonderful music to play to you today including stuff from Deza Jody

Wistinoff Andrew Bayer Ilan Bluestone Sanda Kleinerberg and I shall be playing a couple

of me own and And of course,

we'll have this week's soundtrack selection, which comes from Dave in Dallas. Well, he sounds like

a poor star name. Or that Debbie does Dallas. I don't know. He selected something from Sunsets

private Hans Zimmer, which is good. But we're going to start, as always we do, something deep and mellow, taking you from the beach and eventually making our way to the dance floor. This week, we begin with something taken from Roald Veldon, which we haven't played for a while. The melodic producers actually releasing an album next week called Seasons, which you can go back and check through his SoundCloud now. But I'm going to take you back a bit further with this beautiful piece of work from Last Flight Home,

one of his earlier albums, and this is a really beautiful piece called People Come, People Go. The

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