About the song:
The song represents a sense of personal weightlessness in regard to our existential impermanence. It’s an empowering acceptance of sorts, a liberating acknowledgment of the highly limited measure of time we’ve been allowed, along with the unpredictability of its essence. It’s about the peaceful yet defiant nature of “being”, a consciousness with which we engage ourselves to design the canvas of an unforeseeable life based on who we are rather than what we want to be perceived as. It’s like being suspended over the endless immensity of an ocean made of our personal entity evolving through the stream of moments, whether defined by emotional stillness or affective uplifts.  

About the video: 
It’s about being in a symbiotic harmony with ourselves and our environment. I found water, since it’s our main physical component, to be the perfect representation of the intangible state of inner peace we all look for at some point in our existence. The notion of letting go reflects a spiritual condition that, once experienced, echoes through the body, mind, circumstances, time and space in a unique emancipative synchronization. We defy our own measure of self-imposed gravity to become an intrinsic part of our ever-elusive “now”.

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"It was early morning. Abraham rose in good time, kissed Sarah the young mother, and Sarah kissed Isaac, her delight, her joy forever. And Abraham rode thoughtfully on. He thought of Hagar and of the son whom he had driven out into the desert. He climbed the mountain in Moriah, he drew the knife."

Artwork by Odilon Redon: "Princess Maleine (The Little Madonna)" (1892)

Moriah (Burnt Offerings)

If you like 'The Waiting' you might like 'The march' or 'Heartbeat'

The Waiting

Lav & Purl - The Present Moment

Written and produced by Christopher Landin and Ludvig Cimbrelius

http://eternell.net/album/the-present-moment

The Present Moment

Lav & Purl - The Present Moment

Poemme - The Gentle Warmth Of Morning taken from the 'Day Arc' EP available on Elm Records 27/08/2017.

Music and photo by Angela Klimek

02. Poemme - The Gentle Warmth Of Morning

anthéne - the company i keep

Narrow Skies ~ Seasons:Remixed

An EP of six stunningly constructed remixes of songs from Narrow Skies’ debut album Seasons. The release features remixes from artists based in five different countries (Argentina, Portugal, Syria, UK, USA), who each bring their diverse influences to the ‘Nordic-inspired ambient pop’ of Narrow Skies. Seasons: Remixed is a sonic journey through this juxtaposition of styles and cultures ~ a beautifully creative and unique collection of tracks that continues the cyclical, nature-based feel of the original album.

Available at https://echoes.blue/seasons-remixed

~ Seasons:Remixed ~

Narrow Skies - You Won't Find Me (Powlos Remix)

Track taken from the upcoming album 'Hearts Must Change' released through Fluid Audio...

Audio: Kirill Mazhai
Mastering: Ian Hawgood
Design: Daniel Crossley

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Love Theme

Kirill Mazhai - Love Theme

June of 2018, after 17 years of fighting cancer, my
mum had been given 3 months to live. It was then
when I made the decision to be by her side during the
last moments. This work is all the music I wrote over
the course of those months. In Cádiz, next to the
ocean. By her side. I stopped writting and recording the
25th of August.
David Cordero

Written and Produced by David Cordero.
Gonzalo Eizaga: Piano (1)
Pepo Galán: Sounds & Effects (4)
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio (NY)
Photography by Alexander Kopatz
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David Cordero - Habitación 218 (Warmth Remix)

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Somnia

Today I’m premiering a title track from a self-released single by Todd Chappell, recording under his project name, The Ideal Setback. Chappel and I first connected back in 2008, when I came upon his debut, Dream Dialogue. He has later self-released a follow-up, Window Seat, and I have since had my eye [and ear] on the development of his sound. Back then, his beautiful crossover between ambient and shoegaze comfortably settled into the plush cushion of guitar-driven swells and loop-based organic textures that comforted the mind. Nearly a decade later The Ideal Setback surprised me with Farnweh (2017), on which he combined his ambient, pastoral, and guitar-driven soundscapes with string fragments, piano chords, and even a few vocals. On “Anchor,” Chappell dives even further into cinematic orchestration with a beautifully arranged modern-classical composition, showcasing fragile violins, expanding pads, and swelling bass offering up a cozy space for the piano to tell its story. This is a natural progression for his sound, and I am eager to check out a full-length when one day it hopefully appears.

Anchor

TRACK PREMIERE : The Ideal Setback - Anchor

Alex Henry Foster (AHF) is a Canadian musician, singer, author, producer, and composer, best known as the frontman of Juno Awards nominee band Your Favorite Enemies. 

In November 2018, Foster released a first solo album "Windows in the Sky”. This album will be the first project to be released within a new partnership venture established between his label Hopeful Tragedy Records and Sony Music Entertainment / The Orchard.

In April 2021, he released his live album and film “Standing Under Bright Lights”, featuring his first concert at the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal in 2019.

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Alex Henry Foster

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