James Murray * Pleq
Two different ways of looking back:
James Murray revisits his ‘biographical trilogy’; Pleq‘s work is re-composed by many different Dronarivm artists…
DreamScenes – July 2017
“Dream All The Dark Away” – a kind of ‘mission statement’ for the new DreamScenes series: broadcast every second sunday of the month on the Dutch Concertzender. Available on-demand worldwide after the broadcast from the concertzender website and via www.dreamscenes.nl
DreamScenes V2.0
Introducing DreamScenes v2.0: a monthly radio broadcast on Concertzender radio (www.concertzender.nl) – also available on-demand for international listeners.
Pausal * Max Corbacho * Siddharta Barnhoorn
Pausal‘s music of many colours, Corbacho‘s soundtrack to nocturnal photography, and Barnhoorn‘s reconnection with deep ambient music.
Los Angeles Percussion Quartet – Beyond
The Los Angeles Percussion Quartet presents a stunning double album with 84 minutes of contemporary compositions for percussion.
Performing works from Daniel Bjarnason, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Christopher Cerrone, Ellen Reid and Andrew McIntosh.
Richard Chartier * Porya Hatami * Broken Thoughts
What remains after removing important details? Richard Chartier explores…
Porya Hatami explores ‘Monads’: basic elements of perceptual reality.
And finally, we’re realigned by Broken Thoughts.
Christoph Berg * Jeffrey Roden
Two great ‘Contemporary Classical’ albums:
Christoph Berg‘s ‘Conversations’, released on the Sonic Pieces label.
and
Jeffrey Roden‘s Next Level Minimalism on volume 2 of “Threads of a Prayer”
Fresco + Irissarri * Steve Pacheco * Lorenzo Montanà
Intercontinental Ambience:
Leandro Fresco and Rafael Anton Irisarri work together from Argentina and Washington – Steve Pacheco, from Los Angeles, publishes his album on a Belgian label – and Italian composer Lorenzo Montanà has his first American release on Projekt Records.
Anjou * Hotel Neon * Olan Mill
Anyone fancy a 1000 EUR download? Check this Olan Mill release…
The recent Anjou and Hotel Neon releases are considerably more affordable, though…