Tracklist

01. Norihito Suda - Kelp forest
02. Rhucle - Scape
03. Moss Covered Technology - Untitled Quiet Loop #6
04. This Valley Of Old Mountains - Vist
05. Tomotsugu Nakamura - Pastoral Song
06. Josh Mason - S41
07. Marcus Fischer-  From A Tree
08. Stijn Hüwels + Tomoyoshi Date - 遠き火、遠き雲 (A Distant Fire, A Distant Cloud) Featuring Tadahito Ichinoseki
09. Francesco Covarino - Nido ii

299. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Moss Covered Technology - Brick & Air IV
02. Alex Bober - I Don’t Always Do Right Things
03. Ishmael Cormack - Pinecone
04. Minamo & Moskitoo - Superstitious Typology
05. Jeannine Schulz - The Wind Blows Over The Earth
06. Ian Hawgood - Fields
07. David Cordero - Unreal
08. Fields We Found - Rains
09. Michael Scott Dawson - The Sentimentalist
10. Lorenz Weber -  Wärmst Du Mich

300. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Taylor Deupree & Marcus Fischer - Held
02. The Lifted Index - Heat
03. David Cordero & Miguel Otero - Everyday Things
04. Lorenz Weber -  Heimkehr
05. Morimoto Naoki - Get
06. Ian Hawgood - A Song For The Humble Bee
07. Asuna + Tomoyoshi Date + Federico Durand -  On The Shore Of The Stray Pond
08. Cchristopher Bissonnette - Thoughts
09. Darren Harper - Root
10. Federico Durand - Té de jazmín
11. Gurun Gurun - Ano Uta (ft. moskitoo)

301. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Arovane & Taylor Deupree - Pfad Onset
02. James Murray - Borrowed by Bees
03. xu - Every Wave Has An Undertow
04. Andrew Heath & Simon McCorry -  Mist
05. Anthéne - The Fields
06. Fred Baty - To Feel At A Distance
07. Fields We Found - Walk
08. Taylor Deupree - Desaturation
09.  Pan•American - Olha
10. Black Brunswicker - To Where Our Curiosity Goes
11. Ann Annie -  Memoir (Acoustic Version)

302. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Jens Pauly - Ohne
02. Tunnelwater - Second Spring
03. FernLodge -  Leave Some Day
04. Tone Color - Hera
05. Chronovalve - Together With You
06. Fields We Found - View
07. Thme - Sirens
08. Federico Mosconi - Sottovoce
09. Szymon Kaliski - And Belong
10. Betts(JP) - Yosde 04
11. Dudal - I'm No Longer Found
12. Ian Hawgood - Momo Koen

303. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Lullatone - like grains of sand in your hand
02. Maps and Diagrams - Black Land
03. Mikael Lind - Spheres
04. Moss Covered Technology - Night #4
05. Observatories - We Both Try For The Same Thing (But For Completely Different Reasons)
06. Marine Eyes -  Idyll
07. Thme - On a vale of foe
08. The Lifted Index - The Dim Light Of The Last Day
09. Morimoto Naoki - Off
10. Moskitoo - Fluctuations
11. The Humble Bee & Benoît Pioulard - Honesty

309. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Paperbark - Faceless Void in a Dark Bedroom
02. Tomoyoshi Date - 熱 Netsu (33 rpm)
03. Andrew Heath - The Trees Seem Closer Today
04. Steve Pacheco - Eventide
05. Tomáš Šenkyřík - Rusava
06. Glacis - Somehow I Feel More Shaken
07. The Humble Bee - Whisper
08. Silentwave - Falling Asleep 4

310. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Lullatone - Like pebbles in a stream
02. Monogoto - Lamella (deletion 78)
03. Arovane & Taylor Deupree - Denn_Repp
04. Simon McCorry - Bearing Witness
05. Fields We Found - Walk
06. Grotta Veterano - Slumbers (Part 4)
07. Jeannine Schulz - The Wind Blows Over The Earth
08. Darren McClure - Look At The Light
09. Tomotsugu Nakamura - Transmitter

311. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Observatories - Sapphire Waters
02. Tom Leclerc -  Diary of Lights
03. Fields We Found - Water
04. Katharina Schmidt - Particles (Excerpt)
05. Tomáš Šenkyřík - Noc
06. Steve Pacheco - Himalaya
07. Tomoyoshi Date - 土 Tsuchi (33 rpm)
08. Ghost and Tape - Reyes
09. Morimoto Naoki - Row

312. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Andrew Heath - Waldeinsamkeit
02. Observatories - The Resistance Of
03. Paperbark - Creek of Intrigue
04. Tomoyoshi Date - Hikari
05. Ghost and Tape -  Reyes
06. Lullatone -  Rainy Season Again
07. The Humble Bee - Manual With Foot Pedal
08. Innesti - Around this Space
09. KMRU - Other Times

313. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Emmasierra Songs is proud to present the sophomore effort, and second full length album in 8 months, from electronic music artist Forest Robots, “Timberline and Mountain Crest”. Following the critical success of the first album, “Supermoon Moonlight Part One”, Forest Robots (née Fran Dominguez) continues to expand on the message of establishing a deep connection with Nature with an even wider sound palette. While the first album included a strong dynamic between electronic and orchestral music references, on this second effort Dominguez makes room to include synthwave, soul and funk while still retaining some orchestral elements-call it Orchestral or Ambient R&B. Much like the first album, “Timberline and Mountain Crest” is cinematic in scope but while “Supermoon” may have taken place within a forest, this follow up steps outside the timberline to explore new heights. 

"This is a recording where the listener is engulfed in a stunning aural experience." - Jamsphere Magazine 
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" It is difficult to step back into reality because this aural existence becomes so real." - Tuneloud! Magazine 
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"So many of these tracks should be the soundtrack to the latest out-there season or film on Netflix." - Stereo Stickman 
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"A loving reaction to the natural beauty around him. Think of it as a sort of impressionist painting, only created with sounds." - Skope Magazine 

"With a wealth of melodic and rhythmic detail that reveals itself on repeated listens, Timberline and Mountain Crest is a journey you will want to take again and again." - Faulkner Review 

"From energizing soundscapes to image-driven melodies, Forest Robots is a master when it comes to creating messages in music." - Klef Notes 

"On a daily basis we’re dealing with stress, but Forest Robots’ melodies always work in the most difficult times. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do." - Electro Wow Magazine

It's Quietest At The Edge Of The Crestline

When not scaling mountain summits and taking occasionally NatGeo featured photographs at home composing musical stories based on adventures in the wild.

It's Quietest At The Edge Of The Crestline

Forest Robots ™