Name: PREMIERE: Nightports w/Matthew Bourne - Fragile Years (The Leaf Label) by Loose Lips
Duration: 3 min 35 s
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Track taken from the upcoming album 'Four Steps on Points' by Matteo Uggeri.

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* Audio by Matteo Uggeri
* Mastered by Ian Hawgood
* Design by Daniel Crossley



Matteo Uggeri - Walk Through The Fields

Hauschka live at Radialsystem on 22 March, 2014.

Special thanks to Michael Buchholz and Carlo Grippa for the amazing sound.
Recorded at Radialsystem, Berlin.
Published with permission of the artist.

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Hauschka @ UM:LAUT - Craco (Live)

Black Vines:

Birthed between the burning fields of Kansas and the surreal landscape of the New Mexican desert, Black Vines is a dense layering of monophonic drones, delayed sitar and large scale cello arrangements.

Combining the distorted and blackened influence of Aaron Martin’s recent solo and collaborative work with Joseph Angelo’s love of ragas, industrial noise and meditative minimalism, the eight elegiac strands of Black Vines are tribute to redemptive growth that occurs in the shadows.

Mastered by James Plotkin, featuring tracks reworked from the original parts by Dag Rosenqvist with stunning artwork by Chris Koelle.

Packaging includes letter-pressed covers, glass mastered CD, 10 x limited edition prints on heavy card stock with glassine bags, all resting inside hand numbered, scented black envelopes. Limited edition of 200 copies!

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Willow Choir (Black Vines)

Experience the powerful effects of floatation therapy—without needing a tank. This morphic and energetic field audio simulates the deeply restorative environment of sensory deprivation, effortlessly guiding your mind and body into a state of weightlessness, stillness, and inner quiet.

By temporarily turning down external sensory input, this field helps reset your nervous system, release stress, and recalibrate your mental and emotional state. It supports deep relaxation, enhanced introspection, and access to meditative or altered states of consciousness, similar to what you’d experience in a professional float tank.

The benefits of using this
 Modern life constantly stimulates your senses, leading to burnout, fatigue, and mental fog. This tool offers a fast, effective reset that soothes overwhelm, dissolves accumulated stress, and recharges your system from within—anytime, anywhere.

Benefits in everyday life:
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Instructions:
 Listen to 2–3 loops daily, or 6+ loops when you want a richer experience or intend to use it as a full reset.

Float Therapy - Sensory Deprivation Reset | Morphic & Energetic Field

Solo Piano.  Created LIVE in Real-Time at St. Stanislaus Church, St. Loius MO.

Photo provided by Greg Carr, my brother.

Year of Music XIC

Year of Music: September 1, 2025

Silent rivers carry the weight of forgotten crowns, flowing beneath towers of faded crimson and bones of light. In the stillness, symbols fracture and shadows ascend, molding echoes into monuments of memory. The current meanders through unseen depths, and in its movement lies the promise of renewal: a hidden force of sacred waters that never cease to flow.

Pale Voltage

From the album "Woven Tide" by From the Mouth of the Sun (Dag Rosenqvist & Aaron Martin):

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Color Loss (From the Mouth of the Sun)

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Nightports w/Matthew Bourne

PREMIERE: Nightports w/Matthew Bourne - Fragile Years (The Leaf Label)

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'Woodcut' is the debut album from Sailcloth, the project name upright bassist/multi-instrumentalist Alex Luquet records under. 'Woodcut' released July 2nd, 2021 with US label, Lost Tribe Sound.

The Pennsylvania native caught the attention of Lost Tribe Sound with the 2019 EP 'Close Keeping'. Its strong lean towards a highly textural and bass-forward sound connected it to LTS immediately.

Original discussions about the debut record centered on creating an album that pushed the often background role of the upright bass to the foreground, letting the rich, sturdy tones that the instrument is capable of be the star of the show.  With the thirteen songs of 'Woodcut', Sailcloth has well surpassed this original outline, undoubtedly giving this massive wooden instrument center stage while also delivering an album that is unexpected yet comfortable simultaneously. It delivers on those rumbling cathartic lows, though it equally gives way to some of the most satisfying big-hearted highs.

'Woodcut' contains this wide-eyed sense of wonder, warming us with its nostalgic melodies and deep earthy undertones that point towards a strong commune with nature and all that breathes around us. At times, it is refreshing, joyful, undeniably playful. Further still its gritty, awkward, elusive, contemplative. Never fully pledging its allegiance to just one spectrum on the color wheel, ‘Woodcut' evades easy classification and the stereotypical jazz-like outcomes one typically expects from the instrument. Best we can figure, it's electro-acoustic music with a longing for travel, adventure, and real connection. It's music that is eager to share its colorful experiences with all who will listen and reward them with sure-handed nuance not often heard in debut albums.

Built Upon A Fearful Void Series (New Masters Formatted)

Sailcloth - Woodcut (from Woodcut)

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Mt Went is the collaborative project between Andy Cartwright (Seabuckthorn) and Dave Anderson (Von Braun). Mt Went is two friends from different musical pursuits, who have managed to create two well-crafted and beautifully weathered indie albums over the last ten years.

Even though nearly a decade lapsed between the making of 'Sheltering Sky' and 'Lit Way Down' the two albums feel inextricably linked to one another. 'Sheltering Sky' was recorded back in 2010 when Cartwright and Anderson still lived in same small UK town, Witney, Oxfordshire. Yet it has never seen a proper release and sat unattended for nearly a decade until Cartwright revisited the sessions in 2018 to give them a proper polish. While doing so, both Anderson and Cartwright rekindled a fondness for the material and decided a follow-up was in order. That follow-up became 'Lit Way Down,' an album built from many long distance file swaps in the increasingly rare moments of downtime, with Cartwright now living in the French Alps and Anderson still in the UK.

Sheltering Sky

Mt Went (aka Seabuckthorn) - Sheltering Sky (from Sheltering Sky)

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