Inspired by planetary orbital systems, and written in collaboration with @iksremusic , Orbits features meditative, ethereal vocals that ebb and flow over ever-evolving ostinato synth and piano riffs.

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Gently influenced by contemporary Japanese ambient music, this latest single from Antarctic Wastelands' forthcoming album evokes a grounded yet simultaneously transcendental feeling.

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Orbits

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I am a historian. I was born in Knin in 1989.

Soundtracks for wandering souls.

Antarctic Wastelands is the ambient music moniker of Hong Kong-based producer Ben Tatlow. Focusing primarily on environmental themes of beauty, desolation and the diverse nature in between, his music has been described as “frozen ambient soundscapes that are meant to get lost within” by Rural Sounds, while Tone Harvest write that “its sights seem to be inter-dimensional in nature.”

Alongside Antarctic Wastelands, Ben produces music as @saltofthesound and @narrowskies with his wife @anitatatlow, as well as running the indie ambient label Echoes Blue Music.

Contact : ben@antarcticwastelands.com

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This is high dynamic range music. Just raise the volume knob, you will be surprised...

Flaub, composer, performer and visual artist mainly orientated to avant-garde, experimental and ambient music.

With the aim of compiling sonic substance and creating new devices from old industrial machines and recycled scrap, I spent several years living into an abandoned factory reconditioned as a sound laboratory. Besides those post-industrial quests I use to travel around the world documenting sonic and visual material. Combining all that stuff with the research of new synthesis methods, this music not only describes pictures, it will transport you to a sort of surreal and Sci-Fi scenarios, images that are quite difficult to define.

Fernando Laub (Argentina, Austria)