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My Dream The Blues Azure Vista #1505

Final track from an upcoming EP. Thanks for listening.

--Eric

marshlands

Manual: "Azure Vista"

Emotive piece inspired by the death of Songbird (So-Mi) in Cyberpunk 2077

Death of a Songbird

Einsamkeit

please see title. A few field recordings i made on a walk near zell am see, along with a few stringy synth sounds

walking through a forest in the alps and sitting by a mountain stream

Preview of "Passage" - the second collborative effort from London-based synth wiz Ulrich Schnauss and Danish producer Jonas Munk!

The album will be out January 20, 2017 on CD and LP (limited to 500 copies) via Azure Vista Records, and digitally via Pedigree Cuts.

www.azurevistarecords.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/azurevistarecords

Info:

Following the release of ‘No Further Ahead Than Today’ last November Ulrich Schnauss (now a member of Tangerine Dream) wastes little time in bringing us the long awaited sequel to his 2011 eponymous collaboration with Jonas Munk.

There's a prismatic, multi-dimensional quality to these 11 tracks, most likely stemming from the fact that these two producers have each worked with a wide range of styles and musicians throughout their 15+ year careers: Ulrich cut his teeth as a drum and bass producer in Berlin, before releasing a string of highly influential neo-shoegaze records on labels such as Domino and City Centre Offices. Since moving to London in 2006 he's been a member of the bands Engineers and Longview, remixed many artists (from Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys to Mojave 3) and since 2013, been a member of legendary band Tangerine Dream. 

While Jonas initially became known to the electronica community via his Manual albums on Morr Music and Darla Records, he also has a career as a noted producer on the European psych scene, as well as working on film soundtracks and experimental minimalism.

Fans of the first album’s euphoric and blissful moments will find much to love here, but also themes that gradually unfurl into crisp, symphonic soundscapes. The album is perfectly titled - it certainly has the feel of a journey but not in a literal sense. It feels like an ‘emotional passage’ or one that plays out via a series of dreams.

Opener ‘Amaris’ has many of the Schnauss hallmarks that we’ve come to enjoy from his many shoegaze collaborations and Munk is the perfect foil for this side to his oeuvre - the track chimes and sways beautifully before one of his trademark melodies hits and leaves you breathless. Munk introduces a more progressive aspect to the release than previously heard by the pair on 'genau wie damals', which recalls several 70’s guitar based giants, though in 2016 this is somehow a natural diversion for a record bearing Ulrich’s name.
Mst’ is certainly one for those yearning for the open armed rush of the first album will surely embrace - 80’s guitars and electro drums set the scene for some of the most gorgeous sequencing and melodic synth work on the album. In truth though, there’s no shortage of highlights. The retro futurism of ‘Spellbreaker’ is awesomely addictive and modest standout ‘Caffeine blues’ combines tasteful guitar strokes with a standard of Berlin school sequencing that surely only a member of one of the scene’s key exponents could summon.

Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk: "Passage" preview

An extended version (20 minutes) of the 2010 track from Sun Tracer. 

Originally published 02/2010 at Earth Mantra Netlabel as an 8 minute track.

Available now at Bandcamp:

https://phillipwilkerson.bandcamp.com/album/adrift-in-peace-extended-version

Adrift in Peace (Extended Version)

Adrift In Peace (Extended Version)

Niklas Ibach just released "The Blues ft. Dan Reeder (Radio Edit)"! 

Listen here: https://niklasibach.lnk.to/TheBluesFtDanReeder!RTST

The Blues

Niklas Ibach - The Blues Ft. Dan Reeder (Radio Edit)

Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk: "Passage" out now on CD/LP (via Azure Vista Records) and digital (via Pedigree Cuts)!

Order here: www.azurevistarecords.bandcamp.com

Info:

Following the release of ‘No Further Ahead Than Today’ last November Ulrich Schnauss (now a member of Tangerine Dream) wastes little time in bringing us the long awaited sequel to his 2011 eponymous collaboration with Jonas Munk.

There's a prismatic, multi-dimensional quality to these 11 tracks, most likely stemming from the fact that these two producers have each worked with a wide range of styles and musicians throughout their 15+ year careers: Ulrich cut his teeth as a drum and bass producer in Berlin, before releasing a string of highly influential neo-shoegaze records on labels such as Domino and City Centre Offices. Since moving to London in 2006 he's been a member of the bands Engineers and Longview, remixed many artists (from Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys to Mojave 3) and since 2013, been a member of legendary band Tangerine Dream.

While Jonas initially became known to the electronica community via his Manual albums on Morr Music and Darla Records, he also has a career as a noted producer on the European psych scene, as well as working on film soundtracks and experimental minimalism.

Fans of the first album’s euphoric and blissful moments will find much to love here, but also themes that gradually unfurl into crisp, symphonic soundscapes. The album is perfectly titled - it certainly has the feel of a journey but not in a literal sense. It feels like an ‘emotional passage’ or one that plays out via a series of dreams.

Opener ‘Amaris’ has many of the Schnauss hallmarks that we’ve come to enjoy from his many shoegaze collaborations and Munk is the perfect foil for this side to his oeuvre - the track chimes and sways beautifully before one of his trademark melodies hits and leaves you breathless. Munk introduces a more progressive aspect to the release than previously heard by the pair on 'genau wie damals', which recalls several 70’s guitar based giants, though in 2016 this is somehow a natural diversion for a record bearing Ulrich’s name.
Mst’ is certainly one for those yearning for the open armed rush of the first album will surely embrace - 80’s guitars and electro drums set the scene for some of the most gorgeous sequencing and melodic synth work on the album. In truth though, there’s no shortage of highlights. The retro futurism of ‘Spellbreaker’ is awesomely addictive and modest standout ‘Caffeine blues’ combines tasteful guitar strokes with a standard of Berlin school sequencing that surely only a member of one of the scene’s key exponents could summon.

Ulrich Schnauss & Jonas Munk: "Ao Hinode"

L'histoire

Anti-body Library

Subliminal Listening parts 1 and 2

Released on August 16th, 2012. All music by Pleq and Hakobune. Cover art by Richard Outram.

Adrift

nkr019 Pleq & Hakobune 'Adrift' (album preview)

attilio novellino - snapshot of a loss

From the 2008 album "Knock on the sky and listen to the sound"

http://danieldorobantu.bandcamp.com/album/knock-on-the-sky-and-listen-to-the-sound

"This suggestively titled album espouses Daniel’s previous immersions in the realm of ambient exploration and playful contemplation. Recorded in 2007-2008, the atmospheric, dreamy patterns resemble glimpses at the gardens of a Zen mind. Appearing free of purpose or any other corrupting intention, the project uses improvisation and generative techniques to create vibrant spaces where one could discover his own home.
But to enter, one must first knock."

www.dorobantu.com
www.facebook.com/danieldorobantu

also check my main project: www.soundcloud.com/thyveils

Nostromo

Azure Vista Records is an independently owned and operated label based in Odense, Denmark with a strong focus on blissed-out electronic sounds!

Wow, hadn't realised what a journey SoundCloud would take me on.  After many years of passive listening to music I've dieted on a variety of tastes. My appetite for new sounds is undiminished and SC provides plenty of food. I am not a musician and have only recently started to listen positively to the sounds. My early years began listening to music from ABC, The Beatles, The Carpenters Dire Straits Eagles Fleetwood Mac Genesis Elton John Led Zeppelin Gilbert O'Sullivan Rod Stewart Supertramp Tangerine Dream Vangelis The Who and many more.
If you can't spot a trend in my current likes it may be because it is diverse. I love listening to all my playlists which contain tracks that I like and if you like any of the music you must thank the artists not me.

Manual: "Azure Vista"

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