The Periphery of A Star

NOW...if the tree grows, dies, falls, and decays; it is fodder for fungi and insects...it has a new life...and it returns to the Earth...NOW.

THE REGAL DRUG - Regaldrug...Again.

RECORDING ENGINEER/PRODUCER DEMONSTRATION TAPE.

Engineered and/or Produced and/or Mixed by Scott N. Amore 

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Scott N. Amore of InnerSpaceSoundLabs - DEMO TAPE

The Brilliant Saboteur Returns

UNO DOS VAMONOS - 5

THE POSITIVE/NEGATIVE MEN was Peter Jackson Whitney - BASS/VOX, Joey Maddalena - ORGAN/VOX, Scott Amore - DRUMS
Recorded in 1998-99

THE POSITIVE/NEGATIVE MEN - Unplug The Man

FATAL FILM -  Sleep With The Light On

Bandcamp!

Monachopsis- The subtle but persistent feeling of being out of place

Amalfi Roundabout

live @ space ballroom

La Luna di Ferragosto - live @ three sheets

...the tree grows, is felled, and decays. it becomes fodder for the fungi and the insects and returns to the earth...

HHE.

Appearing As Proof Of Being.

Vibrations & Watts

Moral Licensing

Regaldrug...Again.

Bell House Brooklyn

Miracle Legion @ LIVE at The Bell House, Brooklyn

PsychoArcheology

Space Chant

Pierre Schaffer's Lament

No One Is Home

A Last Knowingness

The Possum In The Driveway

MARK MULCAHY - Hollywood Never Forgives

MARK MULCAHY - The Fiddler

MARK MULCAHY - Cross The Street

As part of the exhibition 45rpm release of "She's An Heiress" b/w "Close To Death"

First Ambition

THE BUTTERFLIES OF LOVE - Close to Death

A Sample of some recordings produce and/orengineered by Scott N. Amore

THE MOUNTAIN MOVERS - I Met The Devil On A Bus

A sample of some recordings produced and/or engineered by Scott N. Amore of InnerSpaceSoundLabs

ATRINA - Feed

QUIET LIFE - Trying To Get Home

RAVENNA - Ki Ki So So

PALE WHITE MOON - Stars Hollow Day

Shaki Presents/JMS Jams are so excited for a night of channeling Celestial Ambient Soundscapes...

Friday Feb 23 at Lyric Hall in New Haven, Connecticut
LARAAJI (with healing sound accompaniment by Arji OceAnanda)

We are humbled to present this concert, a unique performance by the one and only LARAAJI. 

Laraaji
Laraaji is an American multi-instrumentalist specializing in piano, zither and mbira.
Born in Philadelphia, he studied violin, piano, trombone and voice in his early years in New Jersey. He attended Howard University on a scholarship to study composition and piano. After studying at Howard, he spent time in New York City pursuing a career as a stand-up comedian and actor.

In the early 1970s, he began to study Eastern mysticism and believed he'd found a new path for his music and his life. It was also at this time he bought his first zither from a local pawn shop. Converting it to an electronic instrument, he began to experiment using the instrument like a piano. By 1978, he developed enough skill to begin busking in the parks and on the sidewalks of New York.

The following year he was "discovered" by Brian Eno while playing in Washington Square Park. The result was his most widely-recognized release, Ambient 3: Day of Radiance, the third installment of Brian Eno's Ambient series. This was his first album released under the name of Laraaji.

This international exposure led to requests for longer versions of his compositions which he supplied to meditation groups on cassette tapes. It also resulted in an expansion of his mystic studies with such gurus as Swami Satchidananda and Shri Brahmananda Sarasvati, founder of the Ananda Ashram in Monroe, New York.

Laraaji's also started the Laughter Meditation Workshops which he still presents around the globe.

Recently, Laraaji's earlier LPs were reissued, making his special music available to the public again. He has also recently collaborated with contemporary artists, like Sun Araw.
With so much to say, and so much being said about LARAAJI, it might be best to let you decide.

Laraaji LIVE at Lyric Hall in New Haven, CT - 2/23/18

the collected recordings of 
InnerSpaceSoundLabs/Scott N. Amore/The Regal Drug.


the common element is...
...vibration.

InnerSpaceSoundLabs/Scott N. Amore/The Regal Drug

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