lofi focus.

Teach A Man To Fish (Montreal Chill Panic Remix)

One Enduring Ember (VHS Tributary Remix)

Sleeping at last - Atom 8

Inspired by soundtracks and stories of sci-fi classics like Tron, Blade Runner, and 2001: A Space Odyssey, Carter Fox presents Artifical Intelligence, a cautious but optimistic look into the future and what can happen as creativity and AI approach a singularity. Sit back, relax, and travel soulfully.

Artificial Intelligence

Carter Fox & Steve Honz are back with Sunny Daze, out August 9th on Insert Tapes. This chill, lofi jazz song transports you from earth to the outer cosmos on a relaxing journey around space and time and the beautiful moments of creation and light that can be observed during it. Photons dancing through the cosmos. Sit back, relax, and chill. Travel soulfully!

Sunny Daze ft. Steve Honz

Pastel Rain

Real Boss Ft. La' Paris

Mint and Tobacco

inbetween

“Silent Snowfall” drifts between lofi ambient textures and soft winter nostalgia. ❄️
Built around a warm, detuned piano and dusty lofi drums, the track is shaped through an SP-404, giving it that cozy, grainy character that feels like an old memory fading in and out. 🌫️✨

Close your eyes and let the gentle snowfall wrap around you —
a quiet moment suspended in time, where every flake seems to slow the world down. 🌨️
Perfect for late-night study sessions, calm winter walks, or simply finding peace in the silence. 🕊️💙

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Silent Snowfall

NKG Christmas Jingle

Response

You Were Always An Island

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Kin Leonn’s 1st album “Commune” will be out on 21st December 2018 on KITCHEN. LABEL

Preorder the album here on LP/CD/DL: 
https://www.kitchen-label.com/store/no-23-commune-kin-leonn/

“In endless patience, the days abide. They write themselves: blue flourish and tender instinct. They are haunts and reveries and all manner of dwelling. They are seconds; they are years. They are forevermore.”

Commune is the debut full-length album by Singapore born, London-based producer, composer, electronic artist and pianist, Kin Leonn. Heralding a new era of accomplished young musicians in Singapore, Kin Leonnʼs transportive music projects as founding member of electronic act ‘midstʼ, and his genre-melding solo DJ sets, have instituted him as an in-demand music presence in the cityʼs thriving electronic underground.

Affectionately known by peers as the “ambient boy from Singapore”, Kin Leonnʼs arresting dream-music in Commune is sourced from a well of preconscious phrases, an evocative meditation of sorts – perhaps one that transmutes the city dross into a peaceful self-discovery in search of spiritual unity.

Commune is an atmospheric work mostly recorded using upright piano, reverb-soaked guitar, and synthesisers, with altered virtual instruments and other digital elements added later to create a tension between the organic

and the synthetic. The moods are contemplative and the melancholy, almost all-pervasive. However, within this framework, Kin Leonn explores as much ground as he can, from sweeping ambient bliss to understated piano etudes.

Illustrative song titles like Shinrin-yoku and Somewhere evoke inviting landscapes of reflection and resonance. The more electronic, rhythm-oriented cuts – particularly twin centerpieces Visionary and There were days – find common cause with the producerʼs approach of balancing programmed and improvised music, before dissolving into a liberating resolution of harmonics and noise. Quieter moments in Desire #9 and Detached also stun with their hypnotic beauty and spaciousness, revealing the artistʼs cinematically-attuned approach.

This very sense of fluidity and non-structure gives the record its shape-shifting identity, but across 10 songs and 43 minutes, Commune still functions as a single, cohesive piece of music. Itʼs easy to get lost in the album and it’s a pleasantly disorienting sensation. In the closing piano track, Nightlight serves as the coda for the whole album, showing that Kin Leonnʼs strength as a musician isnʼt all about production complexity, but in the emotional nuance he is able to coax from his instruments with sure instinct and enormous sensitivity.

Kin Leonn releases Commune on 21 December 2018  via KITCHEN. LABEL worldwide. Available on 180g transparent vinyl LP, CD and digital formats, with artwork by Jonathan Yong-Ern Lim. This record is mastered and cut by Francesco Donadello at Calyx Mastering in Berlin, Germany

Kin Leonn - There were days (Commune, 2018)

A piano piece I wrote and named for my son.

Artwork by Jan Garet

By The Ash Tree

By the Ash Tree

One Enduring Ember...

All the covers I post have Youtube videos of me playing them! Also, all the covers have alternate versions without the guitar playing the vocal melody. You can find these on my Patreon. (Check out my links!)

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