Category Archives: Ambient
Jana Irmert ~ Messengers (Original Soundtrack)
Understanding the universe begins with listening rather than seeing. Listening to the stars as much as to our unconscious mind. This is the idea around which both Jeffrey Zablotny’s film and Jana Irmert‘s soundtrack revolve. The documentary follows the journey
Jana Irmert ~ Messengers (Original Soundtrack)
Understanding the universe begins with listening rather than seeing. Listening to the stars as much as to our unconscious mind. This is the idea around which both Jeffrey Zablotny’s film and Jana Irmert‘s soundtrack revolve. The documentary follows the journey
anthéne ~ Air Signs
Inspired by a bird landing on a city windowsill, Air Signs by anthéne looks to the skies for meaning or assurance. We don’t find a feathery, avian energy here. Instead, this is an airborne album of open expanse and surging
anthéne ~ Air Signs
Inspired by a bird landing on a city windowsill, Air Signs by anthéne looks to the skies for meaning or assurance. We don’t find a feathery, avian energy here. Instead, this is an airborne album of open expanse and surging
MusicForTheSea ~ Tidal Shifts – Reimagine
Last year we were introduced to the Ibiza-based NGO MusicForTheSea through Coco Francavilla’s liquid re-oceaning. This year the imprint’s second release was also unveiled on United Nations World Oceans Day, and celebrates the ocean while drawing essential attention to conservation efforts.
MusicForTheSea ~ Tidal Shifts – Reimagine
Last year we were introduced to the Ibiza-based NGO MusicForTheSea through Coco Francavilla’s liquid re-oceaning. This year the imprint’s second release was also unveiled on United Nations World Oceans Day, and celebrates the ocean while drawing essential attention to conservation efforts.
Speed of Life ~ Sign-Off Music for U.S. Television Stations
Those of a certain age remember when television stations used to sign off for the night. A cheerful TV announcer would share the station identification and a pleasant goodbye, music would play (most often the national anthem) and the station
Speed of Life ~ Sign-Off Music for U.S. Television Stations
Those of a certain age remember when television stations used to sign off for the night. A cheerful TV announcer would share the station identification and a pleasant goodbye, music would play (most often the national anthem) and the station
Ben McElroy ~ Allotment Tapes #1-6
Ben McElroy‘s Allotment Tapes series has reached its halfway point, so we feel it’s a good time to dive back in ~ especially as people in the Northern Hemisphere have all returned to the great outdoors by now, and St. Anns
Ben McElroy ~ Allotment Tapes #1-6
Ben McElroy‘s Allotment Tapes series has reached its halfway point, so we feel it’s a good time to dive back in ~ especially as people in the Northern Hemisphere have all returned to the great outdoors by now, and St. Anns
helllhound ~ Here In The Valley
Hazy and out of focus, not as in a dream, but as in awakening from short, uneasy sleep. Uneasy because it never became a full separation from the world, instead letting all of its invisible threads pass through, the mind
helllhound ~ Here In The Valley
Hazy and out of focus, not as in a dream, but as in awakening from short, uneasy sleep. Uneasy because it never became a full separation from the world, instead letting all of its invisible threads pass through, the mind
Ai Yamamoto ~ Seasons
Released on the cusp of summer, Seasons is an EP to carry one through the year. Ai Yamamoto, who so graciously opened her home to listeners on Pan De Sonic – Iso, now turns her attention to the passing of the seasons and
Ai Yamamoto ~ Seasons
Released on the cusp of summer, Seasons is an EP to carry one through the year. Ai Yamamoto, who so graciously opened her home to listeners on Pan De Sonic – Iso, now turns her attention to the passing of the seasons and
Réka Csiszér & Radwan Ghazi Moumneh ~ Le Révélateur
Originally conceived as a silent visual poem by Philippe Garrel in 1968, Le Révélateur emerged in the aftermath of the May ’68 student uprisings, carrying their disillusionment in a stark, non-verbal form. Shot in austere black and white, the film
Réka Csiszér & Radwan Ghazi Moumneh ~ Le Révélateur
Originally conceived as a silent visual poem by Philippe Garrel in 1968, Le Révélateur emerged in the aftermath of the May ’68 student uprisings, carrying their disillusionment in a stark, non-verbal form. Shot in austere black and white, the film
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