Hidden Orchestra - Antiphon

[till next time...] 102230 : Vega Trails - Love Your Grace

"For my cover version I chose this track by Yeasayer. The original is a  beautifully sad yet upbeat breakup song, strident and bright with synth lines cascading around a heartfelt vocal. I wanted to make it sound far more broken and fragile, so I re-played it on the piano, pitched it down, then mangled it quite heavily so it came out sort of wobbly and knackered sounding. I wanted to leave it quite bare, just letting that amazing melody lead the way." - Jon Hopkins

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Jon Hopkins - I Remember

Bonobo - Nightlite (Instrumental Remix)

Subway

The final EP before the album. All made on an iPhone during a lunch break. Final track produced by Elias A!

Arachnid

Original :

https://soundcloud.com/julienmarchal/insight-x

listen on

Julien Marchal - X (eeph Remix)

Audio Recording from Nils Frahm's concert in Funkhaus Berlin on Jan. 25th, 2018. Recorded with a Mobile Phone, sorry for the low quality.

Nils Frahm - Human Range+Forever Changeless - Live @ Funkhaus Berlin

All Melody

Nils Frahm - My Friend the Forest

WOVEN SONG | OLAFUR ARNALDS(COVER)

There is something deeply moving and profound in Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnald's music. Music of serenity and melancholy. I made this cover of one of his latest pieces on his new album that is really just released. I find something in this song that conjures up deep emotions for me. In the original Ólafur has used a recording of a Rainforest tribe singing what seems to be a lullaby...

In his words:
“Woven Song” features a piano alongside Amazonian tribal chanting, which has a connection to me as I have friends who are from the same tribe. I always want my instruments to be very soft and quiet, as I feel more comfortable and free to explore them musically. When it’s so quiet, you have to put the microphone close and then you start hearing the mechanical action and creaking–even from the piano stool. It’s a wonderful side effect. When I’d finished this track, I knew exactly what this album needed to be.

– Ólafur Arnalds

https://youtu.be/oOsuploHPjk

I hope you'll enjoy this little and humble cover of this beautiful music, please check Ólafur's music out, it's wonderful.  As always I really enjoy your comments, likes and share. Thank you!

-Dan

Data:
Original music by Ólafur Arnalds, arranged for three guitars by Daniël van den Berg, December 28, 2020
Guitar: Joan Cashimira, modelo 145, spruce top w/ cocobolo sides and back, Gata de Gorgos (Alicante), 2015
Recorded using an Apogee MiC.
Mixed in Auria, masterered in Auria and Final Touch.
Photo edit by Dan van den Berg, 2020

Woven Song

Woven Song | Ólafur Arnalds (Cover)| Dan van den Berg

I was just curious how would Hania Rani sound "slower" and "more ambienty"