Name: Slow Breathing Circuit (A Winged Victory For The Sullen Remix) by Inventions in Melodies from Outer Space
Duration: 6 min 7 s
Description: A Winged Victory for the Sullen remix of the track Slow Breathing Circuit (from the album "Maze of Woods" by Inventions)

Great piece, reworked beatifully - nice one / K

nice https://soundcloud.com/bleucommeuneorange/sets/instru-mental-vol-3

Waoooo! I'm speechless, this is completely destructive.

Melodies from Outer Space

Rhian Sheehan - Earth (UK Space Agency ISIC)

Lovely

Recorded on July 30 2014 in Budapest Hungary @ Mygar Radio Studio #22 with the Budapest Art Orchestra. 
Conducted by Peter Pejtsik....

https://adambryanbaumwiltzie.bandcamp.com/releases

The Endless Battle Of The Maudlin Ballade Part 3

A Winged Victory for the Sullen remix of the track Slow Breathing Circuit (from the album "Maze of Woods" by Inventions)

Slow Breathing Circuit (A Winged Victory For The Sullen Remix)

Cortex

just leave me here.

Collaboration with Erlend of Klondike on bass and guitars. 2016 remaster.

https://www.facebook.com/klondikeband
https://www.facebook.com/braakmusic

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Sirup (ft. Erlend of Klondike)

"Cycle 2" taken from Matt Dunkley's debut album “Six Cycles"  released 11th March 2016.

iTunes: http://po.st/6CyclesiTunes
Rough Trade: http://po.st/6CyclesRT

"Six Cycles" is the much-anticipated debut from one of the world's leading orchestrators, arrangers and conductors.

Having worked on films such as 'Inception', 'The Dark Knight' and 'Black Swan', and with artists such as Patti Smith, Nick Cave, U2 and Kronos Quartet, as well as a successful composer for film and television, it was only a matter of time before Matt Dunkley released his own album.

Dunkley reveals, "the inspiration for the six pieces that comprise 'Six Cycles' all derive from disparate sources, whether it a piece of poetry, a painting or the emotion of personal loss. Initially they seemed to be unrelated, but as I listened to them as a whole, a sense of them belonging together slowly emerged, forming a true "cycle". I want the listener to discover their own world within my music, hence the willfully enigmatic titles."

Recorded with the renowned Babelsberg Film Orchestra, the result is a rich and nuanced cinematic soundscape, replete with stirring builds of Wagnerian grandeur.


Cycles 

Matt Dunkley - Cycle 2

"In the end, the sea always wins."

From the upcoming album, “Costero”, out November 17 on Hammock Music. Stream on Spotify or Pre Order album via bandcamp / itunes and get immediate download of this track:

https://slowmeadow.bandcamp.com/
https://open.spotify.com/album/4U5yx0...
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cos...

A film by Gabriela Hansen on you tube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ics7ZfPL2fs&t=165s
http://www.gabrielahansen.com/

Costero

Lamellophone and the Gulf of Mexico

Purchase

Lamellophone And The Gulf Of Mexico

The second release from my new album, "What Dreams May Come." Out everywhere on October 27, 2017. Click here to purchase the entire album digitally or grab a limited edition CD: http://bit.ly/bandcampwdmc

Written and produced by Jameson Nathan Jones
Lyrics and vocals by Hannah Sumner (@hannahsumnermusic)
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Recorded at "The Attic" and First-Trinity Presbyterian Church in Laurel, Mississippi
Mixed and mastered by Jameson Nathan Jones
Artwork and design - Tim Sandwick
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for my wife, Allison

www.jamesonnathanjones.com
jamesonnathanjones@gmail.com

What Dreams May Come

Fallen

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02. Fallen (feat. Hannah Sumner)

Stream / download --> http://smarturl.it/elskavon-spring
New LP Skylight --> http://smarturl.it/elskavon-skylight
www.elskavon.com

INSPIRATION:

Can I give you a quick glimpse into the whirlwind mind of an independent musician?

It’s all about seasons. Last summer and into the fall, I was furiously writing a new Elskavon album, not to mention new Bora York songs with my wife, and Hi-Fi Cali collaborations and singles… For every album I release, which is typically around 9-10 songs, I end up with sometimes more than 50 demos and half-written songs. So there was a lot of writing happening. The ideas kept coming and the inspiration was heavy.

In September, I decided to set a release date for the new album, Skylight - this gives myself a deadline to actually call things done, and to get prepped for a release. From late fall on, leading up to that date (January 26), I was finishing songs, mixing and mastering the audio, working on artwork, studio and promo videos, show prep, social media content, reaching out for press and playlist possibilities, and more. There’s a lot of things on the independent release checklist.

In the midst of all this, I was about to step into a part-time freelance role, something my wife and I had been preparing for about a year. We’re very hopeful and excited about this season of our journey, which just started a few weeks ago. 

There has been a lot of things happening, and I’m grateful every step of the way. But I’m human and I get burnt out, as well. Last week it was tough to find any sort of inspiration whatsoever. And there was a definite setback regarding the new album - something I had been getting used to slipped away. It’s part of the process, and something I was fully aware could be a possibility. But it was still a bit of a punch in the gut.

Read the rest at http://anthemfallsmusic.com/blog/2018/3/28/elskavon-spring-piano-day-2018

Spring (Piano Day 2018)

From the new UK Planetarium 3D show "We Are Aliens". Narrated by Rupert Grint
http://wearealiens.com/
www.rhiansheehan.com

Rhian Sheehan - Europa (We Are Aliens soundtrack)

From the new UK Planetarium 3D show "We Are Aliens". Narrated by Rupert Grint
http://wearealiens.com/
www.rhiansheehan.com

Rhian Sheehan - Mars (We Are Aliens soundtrack)

My Remix for the wonderful Keith / Helios.
Available here: http://unseen.bigcartel.com/product/helios-remixed

Helios - Every Hair On Your Head (Ben Lukas Boysen Remix)

We’re so busy navigating concrete jungles and determinedly juggling schedules with mindless routine, it’s a welcome rarity for many of us to experience true postcard perfection. But walking in the shadows of New Zealand’s Southern Alps, Micah Templeton-Wolfe found that the snow-capped surroundings stirred something as he travelled through the south of the country.

“’Frozen Skies’ captures the feeling of the first time I travelled throughout the South Island of New Zealand in 2005,” he explains, “I was truly amazed by the raw beauty of the landscapes, from the stillness of the vast lakes to the majestic heights of the Southern Alps. Every time I’ve visited this place, there is an overwhelming feeling of solitude, of being totally immersed in the vast and striking textures of this beautiful place."

A track that hums into life from atmospheric beginnings, it feels like Karin Dreijer Andersson’s warped yelp is lurking, ready to wickedly cut through the drone. Instead, ‘Frozen Skies’ evolves into a track of yearning discovery, its moody, glacial pace mirroring the cold beauty of the landscape that inspired it.

Awash with fleeting builds and yearning strings, it feels like a mournful journey of a dying day; the sun sinking into the glacial lakes in the distance, a soundtrack to just staring ahead and seeing life, not death, in a ruggedly endless horizon.

http://asip.me/ASIP025

ASIP025 Stray Theories - Frozen Skies

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(Ambient, Drone) - "Templum"

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