Really nice vibe - Well done & Wanting more of this

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You Didn't Have A Heart

One Of Us (Joan Osborne Cover)

Walk into a world of tropical urban mystique. With its hypnotic beats and alluring melodies, this musical journey takes you on a trip through the neon-lit of a bustling tropical metropolis.

The track opens with a seductive blend of smoky jazz chords and ethereal synth pads, setting a mood that is both mysterious and intoxicating. As the rhythm begins to pulse, a deep, resonant synth emerges, driving the groove forward with.

The percussion is a tapestry of intricate, downtempo rhythms. Trip-hop's signature syncopated beats and layered, glitchy effects create a sense of intrigue and anticipation, like walking through the shadows of a palm tree urban alleyway.

This triphop track is a fusion of electronic and organic elements, evoking the essence of a city that never sleeps. "Palm City" is the soundtrack to your late-night escapades, a sonic experience that invites you to lose yourself in its hypnotic allure while exploring the hidden corners of a neon-drenched metropolis.

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Mechanical Garden

From the new album: Blink Twice - Other Locations [Expanded Edition]

https://moodexhibit.bandcamp.com/album/blink-twice-other-locations-expanded-edition

Other Locations was originally released in 1996 on the German record label Broken Seal. It was the first CD release from Blink Twice and the label's second release.
At the time there was a zine culture in electronic music, where artists would send their cassettes through the mail to different underground music zines for review across the globe. It was really the only way to get one's music heard.
After putting out numerous cassettes in the early to mid 1990s, Blink Twice had earned a reputation as a unique dark ambient artist in America.
www.discogs.com/artist/48238-Blink-Twice

The dark mysterious sound of Blink Twice resonated in European countries, with favorable reviews in the Slovakian zine Crewzine, the Belgian leading electronic magazine Side-Line, Phosphor, and Wounded magazine from Lithuania. Blink Twice was also featured in American industrial magazines Outburn and Industrial Nation, as well as sonic-boom
sonic-boom.com/review/blink.twice-1.html

The sound of Blink Twice earned comparisons to artists like early Delerium, Dead Can Dance, Nightmare Lodge, SPK, and some of the Cold Meat Industry roster from Sweden such as Raison d'etre, Morthound, and Deustch Nepal. Although generally classified under the genre of "dark ambient", Blink Twice utilized much more melody and percussion than most ambient. Many tracks display the melodic layering and tribal percussion that are showcased in some current Mood Exhibit material.

"Other Locations" is finally available here on the Mood Exhibit Bandcamp page, Robert Salchak's official distribution for all his music.
It includes a large selection of bonus material from the era (1993-1996) that was either never released or only available on cassette.

Hidden as the last track is an epic nearly 15 minute tribal ambient excursion that can only be described as Dead Can Dance era Spiritchaser" (1996) meets Delerium era "Spheres I"(1994)

It is an essential historic document for followers of Mood Exhibit, as well as any fan of dark ambient/neoclassical/tribal/cinematic sounds.

Blink Twice - Subsistence

It would be great if life had a pause button.

One Moment, Please

Edmund Spencer's The Faerie Queene
Book 5 Canto 6 verse 5

As if before she had not counted trew.
  For houres but dayes; for weekes, that passed were,
  She told but moneths, to make them seeme more few:
  Yet when she reckned them, still drawing neare,
Each hour did seeme a moneth, & euery moneth a yeare


10/8 [akin to Armenian Jurjina rhythm] with emphasis on 1[3]468
and some 3/4 or 3/8 and 4/4

[In/out] of Time        Music for String Quartet and percussion

songs used:
    
   𝐋𝐞𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐞𝐞 - Breeze By #leon 11:10:2023
       https://soundcloud.com/durex-lee/ancestral-breeze-leon-11-10
   𝐋𝐞𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐞𝐞 soundcloud:
       https://soundcloud.com/durex-lee

    Illos - Elle Est Partie. avec Camille Seneau
        https://soundcloud.com/illos/elle-est-partie-mastered-with-clear-sky-at-68pct
    Illos soundcloud:
        https://soundcloud.com/illos
    Illos youtube:
        https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUVZZ3mOHuKqJa4P0dZIH4Q
    Illos deezer:
        https://www.deezer.com/en/album/467397065?utm_campaign=clipboard-generic&utm_source=user_sharing&utm_content=album-467397065&deferredFl=1

Vocals: Camille Seneau
            Alain Illos
She left
She's gone, she's leaving.
Unless it's me?
All doors look the same
When she's on the other side.
All exits are blocked
And my mouth is silent.
Whether she enters or leaves:
The world assembles or trembles.

When it passes in a gust of wind, my night
From within withdraws.
She picks up a book, a necklace.
For clothes, she will come back
I look at her with my “I love you”
Who would like to go out
But who remain attached
To my vocal cords.

CHORUS
She's gone and I'm shaky.
Like the drunken boat, I rock.
I no longer have my sea legs
Since she was at the dock.
I no longer have my sea legs
Who has she been since?

She left. Who took it from me?
Did she read in my eyes
Silent everything I have you?
Who do you entrust your words to?
Who do you let your hair down for?
That I caressed so much?
Who will you find
With a quick little step?

BRIDGE
Picking up her bag, she said, “What time is it?” »
And her heels click, hitting my heart.
Who ever said that we recognize happiness
By the noise he makes when he leaves?

CHORUS
She's gone and I'm shaky.
Like the drunken boat, I rock.
I no longer have my sea legs
Since she was at the dock.
I no longer have my sea legs
Who has she been since?

𝐋𝐞𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐞𝐞 & Illos - Breeze Elle Est Partie (dj baubau remix)

"For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)" (often referred to as simply "For What It's Worth") is a song written by Stephen Stills. Performed by Buffalo Springfield, it was recorded on December 5, 1966, released as a single on Atco Records in December 1966 and peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the spring of 1967.
It was later added to the March 1967 second pressing of their first album, Buffalo Springfield. The title was added after the song was written, and does not appear in the lyrics.
In 2004 Rolling Stone magazine ranked the song at number 63 on its list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time."        Wikipedia

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