Gideon Wolf * From The Mouth Of The Sun * Shida Shahabi
Three different (acoustic and neo-classical) soundtrack albums that work together very well: performed by Gideon Wolf, From The Mouth Of The Sun and Shida Shahabi.
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[Law-Rah] Collective * Peter James
Two (of six) releases from the latest (and last) batch of Taâlem 3″-CDr releases: The [Law-Rah] Collective and Peter James.
Raffa, Rosenberg & Svara Ensemble * Francesco di Cristofaro
‘Drone music’ has a long musical history spanning all continents, which can be felt when performed with acoustical instruments. Two beautiful examples.
Winter Solstice 3 (Mix)
A two-hour long mix – my contribution to the third edition of the (8-hour long) Winter Solstice broadcast on Concertzender Nederland. Be sure to sit back, relax, and forget about time.
Mastrokristo * William Ryan Fritch * Glåsbird
Orchestral, post-classical music that strays off the beaten track: albums by mastroKristo, William Ryan Fritch and Glåsbird .
Alva Noto * Jon Hopkins
Two albums that do not have much in common except for their scientific approach: the astrophysics of Alva Noto and the psychedelic therapy of Jon Hopkins.
Robert Takahashi Crouch * Julius Eastman
Two completely different albums that share a background of deeply personal experiences: music from Robert Takahashi Crouch and Julius Eastman.
Matthew L. Nicholson * Yvette J. Jackson
Two different examples from the Longform Edition series: Matthew Liam Nicholson‘s chamber music in nine movements, and Yvette Janine Jackson‘s electronic space flight.