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supported by 17 fans who also own “sometimes we talk about the sea”
Gorgeous, contemplative ambient music
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山水 / Sansui
by Norihito Suda & Stijn Hüwels
supported by 16 fans who also own “sometimes we talk about the sea”
Hard to pick a favourite on this album of gentle and warm ambient tracks. I think the field recordings are beautiful as well, the whole release reminds me of sunny autumn or spring days in the park.
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Places for Peace
by Various Artists
supported by 16 fans who also own “sometimes we talk about the sea”
A wonderful musical collection that shows the unity of the whole world and the support of Ukraine during the long war, which will undoubtedly end with the victory of Ukraine. And now the terrible numbers... Only according to official data as of today #russiaisaterroriststate killed 510 children in Ukraine, injured another 1141 children, kidnapped 19546 children. There are many more unofficial victims. And russia remains a member of the UN...
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Critical; Mass
by Requiem & Simon McCorry
DC experimental duo Requiem and UK cellist Simon McCorry make ambient psychedelia together that traffics in subtlety rather than bombast.
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Deep ambient tracks that feel like swimming down into the ocean, light fading and marvelous new worlds appearing.
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58918012’s hatred of piano inspired him to build an entire album around the instrument—which, ironically, led to gorgeous music.
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hochu-ekki-tou
by Tomoyoshi Date + Stijn Hüwels
supported by 16 fans who also own “sometimes we talk about the sea”
With no forward momentum and therefore no expectation of the next note, eventually these pieces etch out a pattern, at a welcomed glacial pace. Piano is welcomed also. Very well thought out.
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