Great rhythms and very good creative experimental sounds

hipnotic far eastern vibes ,real head musico

gripping stuff ,headphones are a must for this

Interesting and memorable groove combination

there is your superb visual ... full of delicacy in its texture! and your composition, so powerful, even impressive in its persistent rhythm! well done Belial!

Hi

This playlist represents my favourite pieces in the genre of Electronic music that I have had the pleasure of discovering on Soundcloud over the last couple of months. I urge you to explore their work.

Love and light

Richard

Electronic Gems

All sounds come from the initial spoken phrase 'Why don't you stop' .. and roughly follow the shape of it's waveform for overall structure. The sounds at any particular point in the piece are generated by the associated lexeme in the vocal phrase using an Akai s950 hardware sampler and its built in editing routines.

Performed 'live' straight into the mixing desk via the separate outputs. Sequenced by Logic. Mastered onto cassette.

Why Don't You Stop

Why Dont You Stop

In music, the term “arabesque” refers to a highly ornamental melody whose free unfolding expresses a slowing of time within the composition. Unlike the straight line, which is the most direct path from A to B, the curving movement of the arabesque creates an effect of circular phrases that conjure perpetual melodies. Debussy referred to "arabesque" as a piece of music with exquisite detail and clear repetitions of ideas and artistic balance. This term is used for various kinds of melodic, contrapuntal, or harmonic ornamentation. Several composers including Claude Debussy and Robert Schumann have used this term as a title for compositions. The term "arabesque" is taken from the Arabic art and architecture which was very ornate. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

Arabesque

only modified natural cowbells from allgäu (r.s.stropharia + a.schwarzer) 09.02.2024

Bright Moment

Carátula gracias a;
 https://www.instagram.com/indiala.studio?igsh=YnJiN3o0aGJsdHZw

Smile

painting: Sunday Afternoon by Georges Seurat (1886)
The lady in the foreground is walking a monkey?

Lyrics with James Booker

not my monkey

when days burn short
and nights grow long
when hope and dreams
refuse to sing yer song
(return)

good old days
are happening now
cause we're too close
to see what's right and wrong

not my monkey
not my circus
can't step in the 
same river twice

the past and future
on the tip of yer tongue
good old days
are happening now

sky blue
cotton candy summer day
like a Sunday Afternoon 
down the promenade

yeah, she walked past
like perfume in the wind
color, sound and shadow
masterpiece

did angels make the record skip?

not my monkey

Cats and music set you free

Tokyo Tales

a mirror in the stream

At The End of The Day

Love the Skin You're In

Love The Skin You're In By Ruby LaRue

Inspired by Spaceschneider (Rogalist Records): https://soundcloud.com/spaceschneider

Ocean Moon

Spaceschneider - Ocean Moon (adra edit)

Taken from the EP Mech Garden, you can find it here :) There are some free codes on my Bandcamp page so help yourself.

https://crestofthesyndicate.bandcamp.com/album/mech-garden

Here are some free codes:-

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Mech Garden (free)

y Garden

Back in 1992, The Shining Net were commissioned to compose music to a video of Fractal Animations by Richard Tucker. The fractal images themselves were generated using a then, state-of-the-art piece of software called Fractools. Richard would then painstakingly develop fly-throughs of these fractals, bouncing the rendered images down to video, one frame at a time.

This particular track was recorded in a single 10 hour session that started at 7pm one evening and finished at 5am in the morning. When we had finally got the mix we were after we went out into the back garden in time for the morning chorus of birds and the sun rising.

The 40 minute video was called Fractal Dreams and was published by Duet (Catalogue no. Duet 006. It won an IBM animation award the following year.

Fractal Dreams

Strange Attractor

Dark Entries

Another track from my current album “Astray”- https://moodexhibit.bandcamp.com/album/astray

Mood Exhibit -Flora

BELIAL PELEGRIM is an electronic musician and producer whose work covers a blend of dark, sometimes cinematic music with an experimental sensibility, created with the help of electricity and dark matter. 

My new album, SOMETHING THAT WAS NEVER THERE is now out on Arcanum Records:
https://belialpelegrim.bandcamp.com/album/something-that-was-never-there

If you're into unsettling cinematic soundtrack work, my new album with Callisto's Ghost, available in limited digipack CD or digital formats:
https://belialpelegrim.bandcamp.com/album/the-imperishable-splendor-of-the-sunfish

Also please check out the Belial Pelegrim/Beefus B project, @cabal-akademik

BP singles and albums can be found on Bandcamp, i-tunes, Spotify, Amazon, Pandora, and other web-based retail distributors.

Richard Laurence is a composer of neoclassical and ambient piano music with a colourful background in post-rock and electronic studio projects.

Working under the name, ‘Gifts From Crows’, Laurence released his debut album, “Holding a Thought Forever”, in February 2021, a hauntingly beautiful collection of piano instrumentals augmented with samples, electronics and string arrangements. 

This was followed by a solo piano composition, ‘A Resolution’ which was released on Piano Day 2021 and also the E.P. ‘Northern Film Orchestra Sessions Vol. I’ which featured 3 tracks from the album arranged for a 20 piece ensemble recorded at Stoller Hall in Manchester.

The 2nd Gifts From Crows album, ‘Stories in Slow Light’ is a collaboration between composer Richard Laurence and photographer Helena Whitten. The project consists of 12 compositions all inspired by and composed around the themes depicted in Helena’s photographs. The album, along with 4 accompanying videos will be released progressively between now and February 2022.

The music of Gifts From Crows has been featured in Headphone Commute, Stationary Travels, York Calling, Music Dances When You Sleep and CutCommon Magazine. It has also been played on Classic FM, Scala Radio, Jorvik Radio and featured on the official Spotify playlist, Classical New Releases.

Dark Entries

Belial Pelegrim

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