colorful, ambient, and dreamy music for sunny days, naps, bus rides, and walks in the park --- (pic: hilma af klint - group iv, the ten largest, no. 4)

daydreams

See also <a href="spotify:playlist:4tirvLQU25OzQ0yIbatFFK">Intro</a>, <a href="spotify:playlist:2orSSUp0IEVnbjdmMtjz8p">Pulse</a>, <a href="spotify:playlist:2kcjpiwM4oStFhpZM5Qk0Q">Edge</a>, <a href="spotify:playlist:0T9x12sacdOimJ5XpNisIv">♀Filter</a> or

The Sound of Ambient

Like our Wolf Pack, what we listen in our workshop & design studio is wild, rugged, thrilling, often beautiful & some times scary... but always rad

CHILI PIKI_part6

A dumpster full of all those songs which I've found one way or another, but I still cannot decide if they belong in my favorites.

To Explore

Vespera

Apologues

Tears of Unicorn

Steve Roach - Seven

Carrie & Lowell

Fourth of July

Merriweather Post Pavilion

No More Runnin

Depression Cherry

Space Song

10:37

Days of Candy

tardis cymbals - Cavern of Anti-Matter

Sparks

Lasted

Sault

And Their Refinement of the Decline

A Meaningful Moment Through a Meaning(less) Process

The Age of Adz

Futile Devices

Room 29

Agricultura Livre

آینده

Front Row Seat to Earth

Seven Words

Meditation

Everslick

Exclusive track taken from the upcoming album 'Landmarks' released through Constellation Tatsu...

Collaborating for the first time, Will Long and John Daniel combine their methods using tape machines, loops, and computers to score a reimagining of Peter Weir's film and Paul Theroux's novel "The Mosquito Coast". Sourcing inspiration from a view of the film and book as a historical pendulum, the musicians found that these reinterpretations left them nostalgic for a different time, something that's only partly imagined, and without the defined predictions about the life cycles of mass culture based on our limited understanding of current events.

Celer is the solo project of Will Long, an American musician, writer, and photographer living in Tokyo, Japan.

Forest Management is John Daniel, an American musician currently living and working in Chicago, Illinois.

Release Date: 02/05/18

www.ctatsu.bandcamp.com

Landmarks

Celer & Forest Management - Indistinguishable from magic

Cursed Sleep

Last

Neptunes's Next (Re-Issue)

Melancholia

Melancholia II

Masayoshi Fujita is a Japanese vibraphonist and composer based in Berlin. Masayoshi first learned how to play the drums, followed by extensive vibraphone training to craft and play his own compositions.

Determined not to stick to traditional vibraphone styles or techniques and theory of composition, he seeks his own sound of vibraphone and new possibility of it. Masayoshi also prepares his instrument with strings of bead, strips of foil and similar objects. The resulting new sounds, akin to distortions, help to expand the vibraphone spectrum without eroding the instrument’s intrinsic character or even abandoning it altogether.

Inspired by the silence and deepness of the fog, the mountains and the gravity within, His music evokes images, atmospheres, sceneries and stories in the listener, the images that have accumulated in himself. At the same time he explores the unexplored beauty of the vibraphone, and pursues the charm of the instrumentation 
and the music itself.

Under his electronic solo project alias, el fog, Masayoshi combines the vibraphone and analogue/digital electronic sound and textured noises using divers experimental methods.

His recent collaboration with German electronic musician Jan Jelinek received a lot of attention from experimental music fans around the world
 
Releases:
"Apologues" / Masayoshi Fujita (Erased Tapes 2015)
"Stories" / Masayoshi Fujita (Flau 2013)
"Schaum" / Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek (Faitiche 2016)
"Do you know Otahiti?" / Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek (Faitiche 2013)
"Bird, Lake, Objects" / Masayoshi Fujita and Jan Jelinek (Faitiche 2010)
"Rebuilding Vibes" / el fog, (Flau 2009)
"Reverberate Slowly" / el fog (Moteer 2007)

http://masayoshifujita.com/
http://www.erasedtapes.com
http://www.flau.jp
http://www.faitiche.de

Tears of Unicorn

Masayoshi Fujita / el fog