Name: The Overflow 041617 by Forrest Fang
Duration: 5 min 11 s
Description: An experimental ambient piece using only sounds from the Native Instruments program, Reaktor.

MIXTAPE.TWO TRACKLIST
1) Harmonic Jar / Aberrant Lens / Marc Barreca
2) Loess / Field Characteristics / Barreca | Leimer
3)Whorl / Beneath the Mirrored Surface / Marc Barreca
4) Upper Canopy / Premap / Barreca | Leimer 
5) Fen / Field Characteristics / Barreca | Leimer
6) Diffraction Image / Aberrant Lens / Marc Barreca
7) Near Greenwater / Subterrane / Marc Barreca
8) Chordata /  Beneath the Mirrored Surface / Marc Barreca
9) Squeezed from a Tube/ Tremble / Marc Barreca
10)Lichen / Premap / Barreca | Leimer
11) Sere / Field Characteristics / Barreca | Leimer
12) Eel Grass / Beneath the Mirrored Surface / Marc Barreca
13) Indore / Tremble / Marc Barreca
14) Reification / Aberrant Lens / Marc Barreca

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An experimental ambient piece using only sounds from the Native Instruments program, Reaktor.

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The Overflow 041617

Heart-felt tribute to the late John Abercrombie - an abstraction of one of his best loved pieces

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Home for Forrest Fang's stray tracks and miscellany.  Fang is an ambient progressive musician who emerged from the DIY-“cassette culture” 80′s scene with highly idiosyncratic style influenced by the minimalism of Steve Reich, Philip Glass and Terry Riley, the progressive rock of Jade Warrior and Mike Oldfield, and the traditional musics of non-Western cultures, including Javanese gamelan and the folk music of his Chinese ancestors. The rich electronic textures of his music are often complimented by Western and non-Western stringed instruments, winds and percussion, such as violin, Marxolin, gu-zheng (Chinese zither), Javanese metallophones and the Turkish lavta. Fang has released 13 albums over the past three decades, including two ambient soundscape recordings under the project name, “Sans Serif.” His music has been reviewed in Billboard, the Village Voice, The Wire, and Textura, and has been featured on nationally syndicated radio shows, “Echoes,” and “Music From The Hearts of Space.”

The Overflow 041617

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