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Not Loved

Youth Looks So Good On You

Moving Through Time

At Your Feet

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From Under a Familiar Sun
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Written by Sam Beste
Produced by The Vernon Spring
Piano and Juno by Sam Beste. 
FX pedal piano processing by Calum Duncan.
 
Published by BMG Rights Management Ltd & Copyright Control.
Mixed by Iko Niche & The Vernon Spring.
Mastered by Matt Colton. 

Visuals by Eric Timothy Carlson & Aaron Anderson

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Requiem for Reem

Derek Carter (KapTep) about this release:

Ambient music seems to be fascinated by nature, oceans and the sky. For this KapTep release I wanted to explore the sky and more importantly all we can’t see, the millions of signals and mysteries that it hides.

I wanted to leave room for the songs to breathe and allow plenty of open spaces within them. At times these compositions may seem empty, that is by design. Although the current environment is to pick a track or two add them to your playlist.

I hope you will spend 49 minutes and listen to this as a body of work, as it was recorded to be listened to in one continuous sitting. In addition to the 6 original tracks there are two wonderful remixes added by Arrival In Eden, and Sacred Seeds.

Numbers Station – I’ve always been fascinated with them. The mystery and intrigue.

Naming the Sky – Melancholy drifting and not a care in the world.

LA Scanner – I simply love the voyeur nature of a cheap scanner.

Cold Luck Moon – Blurred images, sounds and emotions. Plus, three words that don’t mean anything together as a title.

I Need Light – In a world of conflict, doom scrolling and fear… I need light. In fact, I think we all do.

One Hundred Miles Until Sunrise – Have you ever driven somewhere and not remembered a second of it? Totally sober, auto-pilot. This is your soundtrack.

Produced and mixed by Derek Carter (KapTep)
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Cover picture by Derek Carter
Cover design by Dionis Afonichev

Naming the Sky

I Need Light

Aether

Rifts

Sand Partina

Fasokan

Terriya

Sakura & End Credits (Anna Edit)- Instra:mental

You Were Never Really Here

Tree Synthesisers

GREY Area

Flowers (feat. Michael Kiwanuka)

Corum presents 'Waterways' mix part 1, an audio exploration to celebrate our station transmissions by-the-bay & oceanic kick-off coastal premiere of Lost Discoveries Radio.  Follow all the Lost Discoveries Radio at: https://www.mixcloud.com/lostdiscoveries/

"Grant Corum  is a visual & recording artist.  He is best known for his design & screen prints for music labels such as Sublime Frequencies, Psychic Sounds, Mississippi Records, Sahel Sounds, Feeding Tube, Lullabies for Insomniacs, Pacific City Sound Visions, and Time-Lag among others.  Since 1990, he has created & collaborated on many audio releases, installations, performances & exhibits throughout the United States, Guatemala, Japan and Europe.  He currently resides and works in mid-coast Maine.
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"Corum brings a psychedelic atmosphere, one not culled from a traditional sense, but of a deeply innate ability to transform a space sonically creating a more spiritual, or visceral affair."
 
He is a member of the group Million Brazilians and runs the record label Psychic Sounds." 

Playlist: 
Gaston Borreani - 'Bathymorphoses (part 1 & 2)' 
Alan Hawkshaw - 'Underwater Voyage'  
David Wise - ‘Aquatic Ambience’ 
Eric Vann - ‘Gulfstream / Underwater Reflections ‘
Joanna Brouk - ‘Sounds of the Sea' (excerpt) 
Franco Tamponi ‘Stelle Marine’ 
Armando Sciascia ’Shipwreck’ 
Vanuatu Women's Water Music
Atmo - 'Sub Uno Ittiologia' 
Alessandro Alessandroni -  'Ittiologia'
Franco Tamponi - 'Acquamarina'
Paul Williams - 'Seahorses & Mermaids'
 Egisto Macchi '- Rettili di mare / Balene'
Walt Rockman ‎- 'Dangerous Deep Sea 1'
Graham De Wilde - 'Underwater World'
Dominique Guiot - 'La Danse Des Meduses'
Jesse Woodroffe - ‘Sunken Tombs of Truk Lagoon’ 
Alexander Cherdron - 'Snorkel Trip'
Pauline Anna Strom - ‘Emerald Pool’  
K Leimer - 'Water Music'
Eric Vann -'Dancing Plankton' 
IASOS - 'Pleiadian Healing Cycles' 
Joel Vandroogenbroeck ‘Marine Fauna’ 
Folkways Sounds of the Sea ’12 Miles out 48’ Deep, Atl. Drum Fish (Bastard Trout) / Black Croaker'
 Orphan Fairytale - ‘Never-Ending Waves’ / ‘Glacial Meltwater’ 
Ralph Lundsten - ‘Descending Nude Virgo’ 
PREMEIRE TRACK!: Idaho Joe - 'Mermaid Song' (forthcoming 2020)

More info on Corum / Million Brazilians: www.planesofcorum.com  / www.millionbrazilians.com

'Waterways' part 1 w/ Corum

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Bias

Bias (Mayfield Depot Mix)

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Tree Synthesisers

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