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Nature Lives in Motion
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S. Eric Scribner Seattle, Washington
Seattle-based experimental pianist/composer interested in creating installations and sprawling, hours-long soundspaces including improvisation, graphic scores, field recordings, and silence; or (conversely) small, tuneful ambient pieces. Often one of my multi-movement works will contain both sides of this dichotomy. In either case, the music entails slowing down and facing the quiet.. ... more
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Canções Profundas | Deep Songs (2016)
by Steve Peters
A beautiful, startling, and original mix of field recordings and instruments; a multi-movement story told in a kaleidoscope of sound, almost a symphonic tone poem.
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Clarinet, vocals and electronics soar to new levels. The aesthetic is quite new, though hip-hop is nodding along somewhere in the distant background.
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Fascinating, contemplative chamber music for the twenty-first century.
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The Doctor From India (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
by Rachel Grimes
Rachel Grimes brings the same knack for gorgeous moodiness she developed in Rachel’s to this moving, beautiful score.
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May We Know Our Own Strength
by Sugar Vendil
Exploring grief, loss, and human resilience, the new collection from experimental composed Sugar Vendil is both fascinating & unsettling.
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C. Diab describes “Exit Rumination” as “a sonic exorcism,” and its dark, swelling songs are equal parts catharsis and tension.
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