Name: Singing Tundra by Jon Charles Newman
Duration: 9 min 18 s
Description: Flying above the permafrost, the clouds part just long enough for us to peer at the land below...

DL: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4jz9zuhetcp9eob/Damsel%20in%20Distress.mp3?dl=0

100% crafted/handled/lifted by @LOTIC. 

cover by @M-E-S-H

Lotic - Chunk
Lotic - Heterocetera
Lotic - Hummingbird feat. MikeQ, Bobby Johnson, and Miss Modular
Lotic - 2 Pressed
Lotic - Faded (How The Hell...?) feat. The Queen, barking stans and CBS censors
Lotic - Fractures (but just the chromatic growl)
Lotic - I Don't Just Wanna Chill With You (Love Letter) with help from PARTYNEXTDOOR and Timbaland
Lotic - 9th Inning feat. Rizzla, Missy, and a shy Björk howling in the distance
Lotic - KIDDIKUGKIDDIKIGKIDDIKIDDI feat. the historic Buddah vs. Sugur skirmish
Lotic - Ascension
Lotic - Suspension
Lotic - Battery

Lotic - DAMSEL in DISTRESS (JANUS001)

neu projekt _ abstract, orchestral, hip hop.  syntax, syllables emerging...

shining black (instrumental)

abstract, hip hop, orchestral, glitch, downtempo

move

Taken from the forthcoming EP 'Heterocetera'.
Out March 3rd 2015 digitally and on 12".

Lotic - Heterocetera

gossamer pads, velvet pulses, lush low end

synaptic sorrow

Flying above the permafrost, the clouds part just long enough for us to peer at the land below...

Singing Tundra

Deconstruction

he was walking on thin ice
but still he was dancing
he'll be with you soon
rising into the heavens
greet him with open arms
bring him into the bright rooms    
whisper this message
to stars from whence he came
here the flood has begun
tears fall like diamond rain

what will we do 
what will we do 
what will we do 
what will we do
what will we do 

shining trace in a night sky
breathing names into distant space
at the moment of E.V.A.
all the evidence falls into place
blackest of celestial forms
bending light in singular ways
we can follow the dissonance 
the ultra violet murmuring
voice still lingers in your ear
a place out there beyond the fear

what will we do       
what will we do 
what will we do 
what will we do
what will we do


bending light (for david bowie)

You Only Live Once

Blob!

Felt

Concerto for Organ & Orchestra by Mark Carlson
commissioned and premiered by First Methodist Church of Santa Monica
Thomas Harmon, organ
James Smith, conductor

MCarlson: Organ Concerto

Organ Concerto I: Adagio doloroso

In the supermarket I crashed into a shelf of canned vegetables. Afterward I found myself hearing this odd mix of rock 'n' roll and musique concrete. I downloaded my mind onto plastic discs for your dining pleasure.
"The closet is stocked with bright apparitions"

Singing Tundra

Jon Charles Newman

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