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Playground- Mongwau
Swingset chains rattling, chanting voices of jump-rope calls, the sound of feet on gravel and blacktop underneath the summer sun, voices of children rising and falling in response to the game's highs & lows...Welcome to the colourful, visceral world of "Playgrounds" by Quebec-based artist, Mongwau.
Sun- Nk Music
"Sun" sounds and feels to us like a carefully executed "space walk through music history" excursion, with a futuristic, interplanetary Greek god as our tour guide. It's an album that visits us from the past, the present, and the future, full of rich, organic, hard hitting drum kit vibes, wonderfully melodic & expressive bass lines, carefully curated samples, and super authentic production style that is clean, natural, and turntable-warm
Twilight Terminal- JayDottCee
Sometimes we don’t know what we’re making when we set out to make it. The creative process isn’t a cookie-cutter experience, it’s a journey.
Dreaming Hill- Paniyolo & Komachi
This song takes the listener to a place where we can look out over our physical surroundings and reflect upon our internal landscape, held by the beauty of the moment.
Seeds of the sound: An interview
Today's Interview finds the Ambient-Folk artist from Bend, Oregon deep-diving into the creative, technical, and methodical processes of writing and recording this gorgeous 14-track masterpiece, an album of cinematic folk, soundscape, and acoustic vibes that we find breathtaking, subtle, and just plain wonderful
Between Two Shores- Dpsht
“The story behind this EP is in the title itself, "Between Two Shores", so near but so far. It's like looking at the sky, you can see it in front of you but you can't touch it. Same scenario as what we are in right now, during these pandemic days
Last Train To Jupiter- Mystery_O
“‘Last Train to Jupiter’ is a mellow Chillhop project with more than a hint of sci-fi flavour...The song has a progressive element to it, and it doesn't really let you stop; it's always building in instrumentation, with just a few lulls and dropouts to keep the track dynamic.
Yellow String Memory- Low Key Trampoline
It is not known where the string leads, and Fée's choice to conceal the ending location of the strand of yellow string that keeps the lounger’s boat tethered to the shore is brilliant, mysterious, and symbolic. Why don’t we see where it goes?
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