Slow Playground

Changing Lanes

A sort of rework of the famous track 'Sunshine' by John Murphy. As the original track is so inspiring to me I really wanted to add my own touch to it. The structure is pretty much all the same, it's not far from the original to be honest but give it a listen and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed working on it.

John Murphy - Sunshine (A touch of Positif)

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Sirins

Track 1 from SEASONS

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To acquire a license for this work, visit www.themusicbed.com. SEASONS will be available in its entirety on the Music Bed's catalogue by April 22, 2014.

Expect an iTunes and Spotify release by April 21 and enjoy the free streaming here on Soundcloud :)

Artistic Influence | Salomon Ligthelm
Vox & Composition | Tony Anderson
Guitars | Jonathan McKeown & Curt Vernon
Bass | Carson Childers
Drum Performance | Jeremy Weldon
Mix | Ryan Ceola at Haxton Road Studios, Bentonville, AR
Mastered by Emily Lazar at The Lodge, assisted by Rich Morales

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Dwell

Tines

Porches ‘Hour’, taken from the new album ‘Pool’, out now.

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in my loner hour
i turn to my
twin bed for power
like a swimming a pool even alone
it gets me wet and cool
simple as the crow flies
that all i want
is an apple inside of my gray skies
in my stoner hour
o how i float
just wondering about her
in my stoner hour like a swimming pool

Hour

Porches - Hour

The celestial bodies are all hot and bothered. They can't keep their globular clusters off one another; it's a sultry blur of solar prominences in black holes, nebulas carressing vallises, and they're so lost in passion they don't notice you observing from the closet. There's a brown dwarf in the corner. This is the essence of Planetary Bitmap.

But then, sometimes things cool off. The celestial bodies leave the room, and you're left in the aftermath with shiny, sparkling synths hanging there amdist the smokey stardust. Undulating pulses of sound swirl around, while a contemplative melody plucks away trying to understand itself, and a cheeky bass line interjects to challenge the concurrent melodic statement.

Whether a warm, funked-out, driving beat or a chill, crunchy salad of sound, it's not uncommon for Planetary Bitmap's songs to leave you with an aching wonder at our own relationship with the universe, and send us out on a sea of calm to examine our relationship with ourselves.

Planetary Bitmap sings to pumpkins in his sleep and resides in Upstate NY.

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