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Tribute to Mandela
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Paraph one
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Paradised
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Paraph two
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Mist of Silence
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Troubled
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Intermezzo at Mont Royal
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Cosmic Parade
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Age Music Brussels, Belgium
It was in 1977 that AGE officially started to make their own productions. It was from that moment on that we went live with concerts. Age experimented with several styles ranging from deep space music, sequencer songs to real classic electro pop ambient.By experimenting with different styles AGE developed its own ‘sound signature’ in EM for more 40 years. ... more
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Hypnotic ambient and drone music crests in the second track, which clocks in at a whopping 46 minutes. Mesmerizing from start to finish.
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The Music of Hildegard von Bingen Part One
by Larum (Micah Frank & Chet Doxas)
A gorgeous woodwind/electronics collaboration from Micah Frank, Chet Doxas, and friends that celebrates the work of Hildegard von Bingen.
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Tape Pieces Vol. 3
by Chris Child & Micah Frank
The final collaboration between Chris Child (Kodomo) and sound artist Micah Frank is full of contemplative noise and emotional charge.
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These four expansive dark ambient tracks perfectly capture the mood of a dark winter’s night.
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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Creation / Awakening
by Metric System 1981
Spacious ambient with a frosty atmosphere from Metric System 1981; one restored piece from the early '80s paired with a newer, darker work.
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Dreamy ambient from Tokyo's Betts(JP) that captures the impermanence of emotion in elegant washes of synth and field recordings.
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