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11 - Cambodia (piano duet)

民族弦乐实验
通过古典弦乐和民族乐器的融合，叠加和展现中式神话/庄重感
Traditional and Classical strings experiment
A combination of Oriental and Western orchestra, to evaluate the Chinese myth

混沌.OUTRO

Para calmar las ansias en esta ciudad
To soothe the restlessness in this city

Verano 2006

Song is very pleased to welcome the fourth release to the Song Athletics single series, this time around it’s not one but two tracks - two improvised ambient pieces by longtime collaborators Jeremy Warmsley and Tom Rogerson.

Their previous work together includes many live performances in 2005-7, including an ambient improvised set at Danish electronic music festival Forma Nova. Tom contributed keyboards on Jeremy’s first two solo albums and they collaborated on string and brass arrangements. They have many unreleased tracks that they have created together, but these are the first compositions to see release.
 
“We’ve been making music together across various projects since 2004 but almost none of it has ever seen the light of day, so we’re delighted that these two improvisations we made on a sunny day in April of last year are going to be released by one of our favourite boutique labels.”

Tom Rogerson is a pianist, keyboardist and composer, best known for his collaboration with Brian Eno Finding Shore (Dead Oceans, 2017), and his role as keyboardist and founder of electronic rock band Three Trapped Tigers whose tours with Deftones, Dillinger Escape Plan and 65 Days of Static gained them a reputation for their intense live performances.

More recently, he released his debut solo album 'Retreat To Bliss' in 2022 on Western Vinyl records, as well as touring in a duo with tabla legend Talvin Singh. In 2022, he also made his Proms debut performing alongside the BBC Singers.

With TTT and solo, Tom has performed all over the world, at festivals including Glastonbury, Reading, Leeds, Edinburgh, Brighton and Aldeburgh; and venues such as the Roundhouse, and the Paris Philharmonie. His pieces have been performed at the Barbican and the Royal Albert Hall.

Jeremy Warmsley is an eclectic songwriter and composer whose work spans pop music to film soundtracks, best known for his band Summer Camp which he founded with his wife, filmmaker Elizabeth Sankey in 2011. They released four albums on Moshi Moshi and toured with Robyn, Metronomy and Wild Beasts, picking up a namecheck from Tyler, The Creator along the way.

Prior to that, his intricately produced electronic singer-songwriter albums for Transgressive Records saw him touring with The Shins and Regina Spektor, and even backing up Daniel Johnston for a few songs at the tiny Brixton Windmill.

In recent years he has focussed on film and TV soundtracks, with his work including the BIFA-winning WITCHES (MUBI, 2024), Channel 4’s BIG MOOD starring Nicola Coughlan and Simon Amstell’s debut film CARNAGE. 

Jeremy and Tom will perform together at the Woodbridge Ambient Music Festival on September 20th 2025.

Jeremy Warmsley & Tom Rogerson - Breath of Gold

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Stirring, emotive piano-based small orchestral instrumentals

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Unfair

Watch the full story here :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvjsmfZLfRw&t=259s
Read the full story here: https://buymeacoffee.com/shantibay/arnav-journey

After meeting Krishna, Arnav continued on his path, his heart light and his steps confident. The bracelet Krishna had given him shimmered on his wrist in bright colors, reminding him that joy was always within — if only one paid attention to the present moment.


The path gradually led the boy higher and higher into the mountains, where the air grew cool and clear, and the green jungles gave way to majestic peaks, their summits lost in the clouds. Here the world felt different — solemn, silent, and profound.

At last, Arnav reached the foot of a tall mountain shrouded in thick mist. The mountain looked mysterious and grand, as though guarding something of great importance. Its summit vanished into the clouds, and the very air seemed filled with a deep sense of calm and mystery.

The boy began climbing slowly. The higher he ascended, the quieter everything became, and the more clearly he felt the ancient power of this place. After some time, he reached a small plateau near the mountaintop, where absolute stillness reigned.

There, among scattered stones and small flames burning steadily in a circle, sat a figure in deep meditation. It was Shiva — the great god, master of transformation, destroyer of illusions, and protector of those seeking true understanding. His skin was covered in sacred ash, his hair bound in a high topknot, and on his forehead shone the third eye — closed, yet seeming to see through the darkness of ages.

With reverence and awe, Arnav quietly approached and stopped, not daring to break the silence.

“Welcome, Arnav,” came Shiva’s deep, calm voice. His eyes opened slowly, their gaze piercing straight into the boy’s heart, as if reading every thought and feeling within him.

“I have come far,” Arnav said softly, “and I have learned the wisdom of Ganesha, the sensitivity of Saraswati, the courage of Hanuman, and the joy of Krishna. Yet I still do not understand the most important thing: who am I truly, and why do I walk this path?”

Shiva gazed at him with a gentle smile and made a beckoning gesture:

“Come closer and sit with me.”

Arnav obeyed and sat before Shiva, feeling the warmth of the surrounding flames.

“Do you see this fire?” Shiva asked, gesturing to the ring of burning flames.

“Yes, I see it,” the boy replied.

“These flames represent what you believe to be important — your fears and hopes, your memories and expectations. All that you think about yourself is but illusion, ashes that disappear when the winds of life blow strong enough.”

Shiva took a small amount of sacred ash from the fire and slowly scattered it before him.

“Tell me, Arnav — who are you now?”

“I…” the boy began, but then fell silent, unsure. Words came to his mind — “son,” “student,” “traveler” — but none of them seemed sufficient now. He suddenly realized that these words were merely labels, unable to capture who he truly was inside.

Shiva smiled once more and spoke gently:

“You are silent because you sense the truth: you are not your name, not your actions, not your thoughts. You are something greater — and at the same time, something simpler. You are the eternal spark of life itself, the very force that moves the universe. Everything else is but temporary masks and illusions.”

Shiva touched the boy’s forehead and carefully drew three lines of sacred ash upon it.

“This ash is a reminder that all things are transient and ever-changing. Do not cling to your illusions. Let them go — and you will gain the freedom to see the world as it truly is. In this lies your true strength and your real purpose.”




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