New and exclusive to our channel and released here first is a new track by ambient, new age and fantasy music band, Elenniyah. This is Cloudy, with ambient piano and synths by Paul Landry accompanied with the exquisite and beautiful vocals of Joran Elane.
This track is dedicated to our friend and fan, Claudia Langels in Germany..Thanks Cloudy!!
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Composed by Joran Elane and Paul Landry
Joran Elane, Lyrics and singing
Paul Landry: Instruments
Recorded by Joran and Paul
Mastered and mixed by Paul Landry
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Recorded June 2021
© Elenniyah Music 2021
Artwork © Joran Elane and Glenvore Art
℗ New Age Music Garden Recordings 2021

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Cloudy | Elenniyah

Keith Emerson being interviewed on the BBC radio show 'My Top Twelve' which was broadcast in 1973. Keith being interviewed by Brian Matthew. This audio features part one of the show. (Original audio recorded directly from the radio onto cassette.

NOTE: I do not claim ownership of this original broadcast recording. Original broadcast recording copyright by BBC UK Ltd.

BBC My Top Twelve (Pt.1) - Keith Emerson - 1973

Jam 2 - April 21

No Man's Land awaits you...
The journey to salvation could become your final destination.



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Fallout

Drifting Boundaries - May 6

Recently Edited Late 80's with that old Roland TR-505 drum sound. New times old masters

Aluminium Blues

Gentle Introduction to K.Ostra
Steve Miller keys, Hag gtr, Steve Ash bass, Nick Biggins bass, Phillipe Janoyer percs, Paul Dufour drums.

Boogie Free

Taken from the 1972 ELP album 'Trilogy', the cover of this track features Mark Estes (Guitar & Bass), David Presley (Keyboards), Mark DeGregory (Percussion) and Graham Seaman (Vocals).

FROM THE BEGINNING by EMP (Emerson, Lake and Palmer cover)

Messages to Frida Kahlo (live) 

I had the honour of this band playing one of my own compositions 
Including a stunning solos from the late great Lol Coxhill & Phil Miller from 4.37

Phil Miller, Mark Hewins, Hag, gtrs
Lol Coxhill sax 
Pete Lemer piano
Dave Hammer, percs & vibes 
Steve Ash bass
Paul Dufour drums 
Recorded and mixed live by Steve Lane 12th May 2001 at The Ark, Old Harlow, Essex UK

Solos
Hag intro 
Dave Hammer  vibes
Phil Miller from 4.40
Hag outro

Messages to Frida Kahlo Live

Nick Biggins/ Bass, Electric Rhythm Guitar, 2x Synths, 
Hag/Vocal, Lead Guitars, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar, Piano
Peter Lemer/ 2x Synths
Paul Robinson/Drums

In Your Head (Biggins Hag)

The ideas, concepts and field recording trips that went into the making of the album, 'Motion'. An insight into our work and what attracted us to making and documenting a fantastic ambient journey around our country. How we took recordings and sounds from four places to create four distinct pieces that celebrated interesting and intimate journeys.

Motion is an innovative new album by sound artists Toby Marks and Andrew Heath. Although the pair have collaborated on individual tracks and shows before, this is the first album they have worked on together.

Toby and Andrew started making extensive field recordings on trips to the four corners of Britain during 2018. They went deep into Llechwedd Slate Caverns in Wales, explored Suttle Stone Quarries in Bournemouth, hopped on the Swanage Ferry to Poole Harbour, took to the air with the Yorkshire Gliding Club, floated down the Leeds & Liverpool Canal and rode the Bure Valley Railway in Norfolk.

By the end they had a staggering hundred hours of audio in total, which they processed and transformed, blending piano, guitars and electronics, to produce a deeply meditative, endlessly unfolding collection.

Sometimes evoking images of machinery, sometimes of nature, these pieces flow and twist, at all times maintaining a humanity and sense of personal experience at their core.  At times intense, sometimes barely even present in the mix, the music enthralls and entices, drawing the listener into a world both seemingly familiar and weirdly unknown – a quite alien, and yet still organic, space, which is of this world and yet ultimately of Marks and Heath’s own invention.

Motion is available to download or stream and on CD from http://smarturl.it/motionalbum

BBC My Top Twelve (Pt.1) - Keith Emerson - 1973

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