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Brian Eno - Thursday Afternoon

Track from the album "reshaping the seasons for Kaori's body". All sounds come from Vivaldi's four seasons.

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[p*dis] distribution sampler for February 2014


Joan Cambon - reshaping the seasons for Kaori's body - ears (arbouse)

Brian Eno - An Ending(Ascent)(Module Module's Reimagining)

10 Brian Eno - Asian River

09 Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois -

1) How Music for airports came to be..
2) 2-1
3) An ending slow version
4) Thursday afternoon
5) An arc of doves
6) Cluster & Eno : Anna Pavlova
7) Harold Budd & Brian Eno :  The pearl
8) I Dormienti
9) Bang on a can : 1-2
10) Stars
11) Under stars & Under stars II
12) Lyra
13) Dunwich beach, autumn,1960
14) Unfamiliar Wind (Leeks Hills)
15) Edward Hooper & Brian Eno : Lanzarote
16) Signals
17) The secret place
18) An ending ascent (Ethereal mix) 
19) An ending ascent orignal mix
20) Deep blue day

Brian Eno ambient tribute

Arranged Waves is Stephen Steinbrink's debut album for melodic. Released 7th July 2014. Pre-order on Digital/CD/LP and deluxe here:
www.melodic.co.uk/arrangedwaves

Stephen Steinbrink - Synesthetic Ephemera

DRUMS BETWEEN THE BELLS
http://brian-eno.net

New album forthcoming on Warp Records.
CD, 12″ Double Vinyl, Hardback 2CD Edition, Download

http://enoshop.co.uk
http://bleep.com/brian-eno

Drums Between The Bells

bless this space

Brian Eno and the words of Rick Holland - bless this space (taken from Drums Between The Bells)

Angel Echoes (Jon Hopkins remix)

A combination of the first and last tracks on Brian Eno's Music For Airports album. The pitch of "2/2" has been altered accordingly.

Brian Eno - 1/1/2/2

Artist: Brandt Brauer Frick
Label: THE GYM
Cat: GYM002
Release Date: 30th of November 09 Distribution: Diamonds and Pearls Music
Tracks
A: Brandt Brauer Frick – Wallah
B: Brandt Brauer Frick – Button

Strong gymnastic house tunes brought to you straight from THE GYM. Pumping Iron by Brandt Brauer Frick... And 1 and 2 and 3!
Brandt Brauer Frick produce club music with self-recorded acoustic instruments (prepared piano, vibraphone, drums, various per- cussions, brass and string instruments), rhodes, bass guitar and few analogue synthesizers, as heard on their EP „Iron Man“ (incl. remixes by Lee Jones and Treplec) or at their great performance at Berghain last month.
For THE GYM they have made two rather untypical house tracks, using more synths than they usually would, celebrating a more gymnastic dancefloor approach. Enjoy!

GYM 002 B1 Brandt Brauer Frick - Button

LUSHLIFE - Hale Bopp Was the Bedouins (Instrumental)

BRIAN ENO - AN ENDING 800%

While their tunes have graced pop, R&B and smooth jazz radio for decades, Sade's music has always been out of the box and ahead of its time. "Make Some Room" was the B-side of their 1988 single "Nothing Can Come Between Us", and a recent discovery of ours. Unlike most of the band's music, this track features the group's production in the foreground while lead singer Sade Adu's sparse, sultry vocals complement the soundscape. Like any great song worth covering, this track provided an intriguing palette that compelled us to put some paint where it ain't-- with a little help from Vaughan Octavia on the vocals and Brother Spanky on percussion.

For more information visit: 
www.recordbreakin.com/columbia_nights.html
http://columbianights.com/
columbianights.tumblr.com
twitter.com/columbia_nights 

Produced, arranged, recorded and mixed by Columbia Nights
Vocals by Vaughan Octavia
Additional Percussion by Jason "Brother Spanky" Edwards
Original composition by Sade


Columbia Nights - Make Some Room (Sade cover)

To Rococo Rot - He Loves Me (Four Tet remix)

Taken from 'Dawn | Dusk : The Remixes' by Columbia Nights - due out on Digitally June 17th on Record Breakin' Music.
 
Soultronic production crew Columbia Nights looks to the past while taking a giant step forward.

After releasing their critically acclaimed debut Dawn | Dusk on Record Breakin' Music, Hayling Price and John E Daise invited their former bandmate Jason "Brother Spanky" Edwards on board to help write their next chapter. Having developed their musical chemistry over years of collaboration, the trio has dug deeper to push Columbia Nights' sound to the next level. With their signature blend of analog dirt and digital magic, the collective is certain to leave listeners eager to join them on their next excursions.

The Remixes is the result of incredible producers we really love and respect that have asked to remix the project. The talents of Dotmatic, lil’ dave, Slimkat78, Applejac, Haz Solo, ACDMY and the member to Columbia Nights “Brother Spanky”. 

For more information: 
www.recordbreakin.com/columbia_nights.html | twitter.com/columbia_nights | facebook.com/columbianightsmusic | www.columbianights.com

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