Everything Your Face Could Be

Moored

a piano improvisation with uncertain loops

Head Bowed, Voice Quiet, In The Warm Wind

Introspector

Dark Intuition

We're excited to present a beautiful and unique 4-track EP on Echoes Blue Music - inspired by the ever-presence of unseen electronic worlds, Beacons by Jay Cliffen and Music Within is a stunning amalgamation of the artificial with the organic.

Stream & download https://on.echoes.blue/beacons

Recordings of electromagnetic fields generated by electronic devices gently collide with beautifully emotive piano melodies to create a truly evocative ambient listening experience.

Beacons

Tributaries

Jay Cliffen & Music Within : Tributaries

Over the last few years, Rostami has been playing with new ideas using field recordings, improvised piano, and tape processing. Already having made a few records experimenting with these ideas, "Siren" sets itself apart as a concentrated approach to illustrate abstract environments and landscapes through sound. On songs like "Cold Stream" and "The Recent Past" you will hear literal field recordings of nature mixed with composed musical emulations of environments, whether it be a representation of running water or the quiet nostalgia of suburban life. Songs like "Landscape" and "Today and Tomorrow" take field recordings of field recording records played in Rostami's studio space along with multiple recordings of the same piano performance. The piano is recorded with a field recorder, as midi and as a D/I recording and woven together, in and out, blending the soundscapes of field recordings and studio recordings into an undefined grey area.

Aria Rostami currently lives in Brooklyn, New York. Rostami started releasing music in 2011 and has releases on labels such as Spring Theory, Glacial Movements, Dark Entries, Crash Symbols, Zoom Lens, Audiobulb and Jacktone Records. Aria Rostami occasionally performs and releases work with Daniel Blomquist.

Music written and recorded by Aria Rostami
Cover image by Dylan Tushar
Mastered by Ian Hawgood
Thank you Pepper, Afshin, Abbas, Nasrin, Dylan Tushar, Daniel Blomquist, Ashkan, Evan Scott, David August, and Sean Raji

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Today and Tomorrow

“Heard about the guy who fell off a skyscraper? On his way down past each floor, he kept saying to reassure himself: So far so good... so far so good... so far so good. How you fall doesn't matter. It's how you land!”

I made this music as a tribute to the movie La Haine (1995) directed by Mathieu Kassovitz.
Hubert Koundé's voice and the clock ticking are sampled from the movie.

No Copyright Infringement intended. All rights belong to the respectful owners. Please contact me for removal.

Tribute To La Haine

Tribute to La Haine

American Dreamer (6)

2023-10-27

The Sign

This track in Spotify/AppleMusic: https://band.link/Yio38

This is the 11th track from my new album "The Planet Of Bliss".

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The Planet Of Bliss

Spiritual Path

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Ashot Danielyan - Spiritual Path

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a bit of autumn nostalgia :-)

Tribute to La Haine

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