I borrowed from Elvis Costello lyrics for this title.  I like the loping feel and something about it reminded me of "Alison" from 1977.

Passages [Sound of Picture Production Library]

Aim Is True

Piano II - Felt [Sound of Picture Production Library]

Collapsing Slow - Mo

Birds of Oaks Bottom: Piano Solos

Song Sparrow

The first track from the forthcoming Field Report Vol. I: Oaks Bottom (Jun 7, 2019)

Field Report Vol. I: Oaks Bottom

By The Pond

Willow Waltz

Sandpiper Waltz

A piano lullaby set to frogs chorusing in a Sitka Spruce woodland on the Bayocean Peninsula in Oregon, USA.

Field Report Vol VI: Bayocean Peninsula

Frog Dream

Pop Neue

Mello C - "Rise Up"

Happy Earth Day!  This is a track that I had on my hard drive for well over a year, and still isn't slated for release until July 17, 2020.  It was always an outlier: long (7.5 min), bemused, spacey, and somehow charming.  Finally when the time came to give it a name, "Pale Blue Dot" floated into my mind and it just clicked with me.  Pale Blue Dot refers to the inspired writing of Carl Sagan, based on the famous photograph of Earth from 6 billion kilometers away, which contemplates the profound significance and insignificance of our only home planet.  Google it!

Pale Blue Dot

Mello C - "Smolder Bolder"

7 Beats

Mello C - "Mars"

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Sonstiges

Firefly

Pong Delight

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Going Forward Looking Back

On A Wing

Twombly

Gentle Marimbas

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Dowl

Dust In Sunlight

Pretty Build

Biplane

As heard in the background several times on This American Life, and elsewhere.

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Dry Air

Good Times

Sunset

Starling

Ever

Linen

Restoration

Return

Concept Beats Vol. 3: Lakira

Lakira

For two decades Chad Crouch helmed the HUSH Records label, helping to launch the careers of The Decemberists, Peter Broderick, Loch Lomond, Laura Gibson, and many others. While handling the day-to-day operations of HUSH, Crouch was also churning out his own instrumental music under the pseudonym "Podington Bear". 2017 was a watershed year for Crouch. His father died, he upended his work life, and he finally pulled the plug on the moniker that grew increasingly irrelevant. (“Podington Bear” was a reference to podcasting, the original distribution method for his music.) In many ways 2018 represents a complete restart for Crouch, so getting back to the essence of songwriting seemed both appropriate and essential.

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