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"Call, Response" was conceived of as a long distance musical conversation between Josh Mason and David Andree. A single take of material performed by one artist was recorded to magnetic tape and sent to the other with the restriction that accompaniment be recorded in real time as well, closely simulating a live performance. Over time, as the players learned more about each other and their methods, an overarching quality to the body of work developed from their shared sensibilities. The call and response format allowed the voice of each artist to be present, interacting and intersecting, within a murky atmosphere punctuated by melodic fragments and moments of clarity. 

RIYL: William Basinski, Kane Ikin, Mountains 

Winter To Spring, Further Than First Thought by David Andree + Josh Mason

Arigil

Solara by Astralla. beautiful relaxing ambient Music

Solara

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“SILVORIS” drifts like a silver reflection over still waters, where lo-fi textures meet cinematic auroras. At ~74 BPM, the track unfolds slowly, layering gentle rhythms with airy harmonics in A#, creating a dreamscape of calm yet dynamic energy. The balanced stereo field lets every detail shimmer like light across a quiet lake, while a wide 31 dB dynamic range keeps the atmosphere alive and breathing. With its soft -18 LUFS loudness and warm headroom, the sound feels both intimate and expansive.

It’s music designed for late-night reflection, creative focus, or timeless wandering. Jazz undertones ripple beneath ambient currents, while subtle neo-soul phrasing adds depth and warmth. “SILVORIS” is not just a track, but a silver passage through sound and silence.

Technical Details:

Genre / Style Primary: Lo-Fi Chill / Ambient
Genre / Style Secondary: Cinematic Ambient / Jazz Influence
BPM: ~74
Key / Tonality: A#
Loudness (LUFS): –18.6
Peak Level: –5.1 dBFS
Crest Factor: 13.6 dB
Stereo Image: Balanced stereo field
Fusion Breakdown (%): 40 Lo-Fi Chill / 25 Cinematic Ambient / 15 Jazz / 10 Neo-Soul / 10 Experimental

SILVORIS

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Eighty-Four Thousand Hymns

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Released on August 16th, 2012. All music by Pleq and Hakobune. Cover art by Richard Outram.

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