Man Watching the Stars Cincinnati, Ohio
The perpetual desperation of mankind, looking towards heaven, longing to see the face of God.
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Immersive and transporting, with organic tones and rich textures. The soundscapes are never overly busy, making it excellent background music for any work that requires focus. Left on repeat.
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Lullabies For Nora // Self Release
by James Osland
As if ancient forest spirits manifested themselves to coax you back to sleep.. These soundscapes feel organic, nostalgic, palpable. Lush textures, soft swells, and delicate field recordings.
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If you need thumping, organic rhythms and beats to discipline your brain into focusing on work or resting, look no further. This is true cerebral IDM for quieting the anxious mind.
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Syzygy's background drone synth are dreamy, sounds like Brian Eno(at the Drone bassline & Field Recording mixing pitch for rhythm making) or Global Communication - 12 18(for inserted female vocal). Sometimes I can't stop your tracks, most of songs really have organic synthesis from nature :D
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Mesmerizing explorations of drone and sonic stasis. Best composition 4:10 featuring japanese ambient guitarist Hakobune.
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The End of Medicine (Original Score)
by Aaron Martin
Kansas-based cellist and composer constructs stirring string arrangements for Alex Lockwood's documentary on zoonotic diseases.
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