Takahiro Kido: 3ed EP

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AMBIENT SOUNDSCPES INSPIRED BY THE WRITINGS OF FRANK HERBERT AND HIS DUNE UNIVERSE

SPICE: IN CONTEMPLATION

This track lives in the final corridor of the anger chapter of my story “While They Were Sleeping.” The candles are flickering. The world is breaking. And the Devil  the one from a story I wrote called “The One Who Watched from the Fire”  reveals himself. Not with flames. But with doubt.

“Is This Where It Ends?” is his grand theme. The sound of urgency, fear, and the unbearable weight of almost giving up. It’s the final test: when your story is unraveling, when every version of you is falling apart, when the voices are loud and the silence is louder.

It’s cinematic. It’s chaotic. It’s spiritual fire. This is what it sounds like when the Devil asks you to surrender and you almost do.

But something  maybe memory, maybe love still burns.

Is This Where It Ends ?

Listen to the flow of the healing sounds as they surround you and fill you up with joy of wholeness


Healing within

Synthetic Groans

Single

Idiot And Happy

Music In Iranian Cinema Episode 4 with Mahoor Majlesi

Whatever It Was - feat Lisa Mottram

Brightness

Pale

Archive’s Danny Gee launches solo side project
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Born in 1970, Danny Griffiths is a co-founding member of South London musical collective Archive, one of the UK’s best-kept secrets. Archive regularly tour mainland Europe playing to sold-out crowds, and have graced the main stages of most of Europe’s major festivals during the course of their 25-year history.
In 2020, with the world in lockdown, Danny finally turned his attention to a debut solo album, ‘It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a long time, my own project, writing and producing music but without relying on someone to bounce ideas off and say if things sound good or bad. It’s taken me over 30 years to do this, mostly due to lack of confidence and over thinking, maybe it’s down to turning 50 and finally thinking who gives a fuck, what does it matter in the big picture whether other people like what I do. I love it’.
Working under the nom-de-plume D.Gee Mono, Danny teamed-up with vocalist Lisa Mottram, the most recent addition to the Archive collective ranks, ‘I really wanted to work with Lisa, we were just getting to know each other as artists but hadn’t had chance to build a writing relationship yet, I was loving what we were doing together in Archive, and excited by what she was bringing to our already extraordinary team’. 
The resulting album, the beautifully understated A Little Less Fire, is released 26th March 2021 on Danny’s own Vitamin Gee label, through Republic of Music. 
The genesis of many of the songs on the album came whilst Danny was on tour with Archive in 2019, ‘It’s a strange existence on the road, I often feel a deep sense of quiet just before and after a show, and the album captures that mood. I wanted to keep things simple, beautiful and lo-fi’.
On the future for D.Gee Mono Danny says, ‘I see things evolving as I work with other artists and involve more singers, much like Archive has evolved over the years. It’s taken me a long time to take this first step, I don’t plan on standing still now!’

Whatever It Was - feat Lisa Mottram

D. Gee Mono