A second release of tracks depicting the nature, history, and aspects of The Pennines.
A flock slowly and determined, grazes across hill and fell, whilst the first rays of the sun inch above the horizon and begin to illuminate the land.

9.The Flock Grazing At Dawn

A second release of tracks depicting the nature, history, and aspects of The Pennines.
The Pennines are peppered by masts. Both benign, and threatening. The air can crackle with whispers.

8.Signals

A second release of tracks depicting the nature, history, and aspects of The Pennines.
A personal place to sit, contemplate, and re-energise. Undisturbed by man. Embraced by nature.

7.Sanctuary

A second release of tracks depicting the nature, history, and aspects of The Pennines.
The legacy of witch hunts in the 17th Century are still known and embraced in the region.

6.Pendle Witches

A second release of tracks depicting the nature, history, and aspects of The Pennines.
Despite harsh conditions. Nature will still find a way to show its capabilities on the cold face of stone in a variety of colours and hues.

5.Lichen

A second release of tracks depicting the nature, history, and aspects of The Pennines.
Famous for the production of cotton goods. And a birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Many small towns and villages still have the skeletons of industry. amongst, and around them. Ghosts of an age lost.

4.King Cotton

Yes, I definitely do like some excitement. But I also relish those more quieter moments in live, where mind and body can rest and find some inner peace. What makes me wonder, for example, is that many people hate getting up in the morning and having to leave the safety of their bed. At sleep, one does nothing. Well, one may dream strange stuff (like losing and searching for something, a ring, a wallet, a mobile,... a toilet... err, well). But essentially, you are at complete rest. And still, getting up and back in action is annoying. Humans are a strange species in so many ways. Whatever. I was talking about peace of mind. And what better to do getting there than listening to excellent ambient music. Like you will get tonight with tracks by David Helpling & Jon Jenkins (A Treasured World), ELEON (Hidden Kingdom), Anna B May ft. Vince Forwards (In Another Life), Altus (Solastalgia), Synaptism (Environmental Ambience), Pennine Project (Ice Heart Father), Elvya and Sonic Bodhi (Tales of Dragon Days), Cousin Silas (Festive 3), Deepspace (The Black Orchid Galaxies), Ivan Black (Penumbra).

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syndae - episode 710

The third release from Pennine Project. Depicting the many aspects of enviroment, history, and nature of The Pennines.
As the evening light fades. A herd of cattle makes its way home to the shed. Weary, and in need of warmth.

The Herd Makes Its Way Home

... on the road to discovery with both lightness and power.

In coral caves underwater, hundreds of mermaids wag their tails in sync with a music that is submarine and green, whilst phosphorescent lights from abyssal creatures are reflected and blink on their tails' scales.

Music and production by fectoper and https://soundcloud.com/tatiana-korkach
Vocals by https://soundcloud.com/tatiana-korkach and her mermaids
Mixing and mastering by fectoper
Cover art by Valeria Yudina

Wagging Tails

I've had this version of the track I did with Witchleaf for some time (10 years ago !). And finally worked it into shape for the next Bemused release "Shut your eyes and see". For Sera.

North by Northwest (Night Flight Reprise)

The title track from the new release "Shut your eyes and see". Improvisation, looping, and prose from James Joyce - Ulysses.
D/load - https://bemused1.bandcamp.com/album/shut-your-eyes-and-see

Shut your eyes and see

A side project by the artist Bemused https://bemused1.bandcamp.com/ . And founder of the band Tracing Arcs.
Impressionistic pieces to convey the land, nature and history of the Pennines.