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In Transit
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Garden of Four Streams
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Another View
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Conduit
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Chasing Ghosts
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Billow Observatory Detroit, Michigan
Billow Observatory is a trans-Atlantic duo consisting of Detroit's Jason Kolb (Auburn Lull) and Denmark's Jonas Munk (Manual). They have been working together since 2006.
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Eight Fragments Of An Illusion
by Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk
supported by 44 fans who also own “Soliton”
Another stunner from these two. Plenty of melody and movement in these pieces to keep things dynamic and interesting.
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Stasis Sounds For Long-Distance Space Travel
by 36 & zakè
supported by 44 fans who also own “Soliton”
As I drift away from the Earth and all its chaos, its gleam reduces to a speck in the vast cosmos surrounding me. I close my eyes and take my solace among the ocean of stars.
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Minimum Resistance
by Jonas Munk
supported by 43 fans who also own “Soliton”
A truly magnificent album. Jonas crafts a pallette of wonderful sonic landscapes that rise and fall beautifully.
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Serene ambient music that evokes guided meditation through the use of phase-shifting melodies, droning bass, and gauzy synth textures.
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Mirror Reflections
by Lee Hannah
Australian musician and educator channels the principles of environmental science and field recordings into vast ambient soundscapes.
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Linoleum (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
by Hark Madley
The score for the quirky film starring Jim Gaffigan and Rhea Seehorn uses a lush pallette of synths to evoke a wide range of moods.
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supported by 39 fans who also own “Soliton”
Some of Loscil's best work. Here he uses expansive orchestral samples to great effect, but it still has that inscrutable attention to detail that he's deservedly known for. Loscil's music humbly hides the complexity of its composition, within its subtle detail, beckoning the listener to lean into the speaker and become immersed. Despite that, it is not disruptive in the background.
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