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https://mozyk.bandcamp.com/album/mozyk007-programist

dontgosunny

Kaiori Breath & Tripwire-I'd do Anything (Ghosts Of Paraguay Future Cut)

Ending is not resolve

Track 10 from my full length album "Annual".
https://polyphonyelectronic.bandcamp.com/

Name Your Price

Learn To Forget

Some extra songs recorded during the time of writing "SOL." I went back and cleaned these up and figured I would share. I'm currently working on a new album. Thx for listening. 
Written and Produced by Eskmo. 

SOL B-SIDES

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Stars

A few months back IBM approached me with a crazy challenge - to make a track with an accessible vibe only out of sounds I recorded from their server centres around the world. In 'normal life' I make electronic music live from scratch using a technique called live sampling. Live sampling allows me to take the sounds I hear around me and instantly sculpt them into musical parts. I developed my own instrument the Flow Machine to allow me to do this. This track is made up of live performances on the Flow Machine with the sounds of cooling fans, hitting server cases and opening door latches etc. No synths or drum machines were touched in this process!


Contrapluck

Making music out of the sounds that servers make #IBM #RemixIT

Farcaster

cover: Erika Szurcsik
mastering: Erik Bánhalmi

Alpár aka Hungarian Bálint Zalkai, is the co-founder of ‘Farbwechsel’, the Budapest based record label, and his own recordings of electronic compositions (often built upon random looping sequencers in a minimalist style) are key to the label’s release output thus far. His goal as he sees it is to “catch a random pattern, loop it and build up a piece with that randomly pulsing theme. Just let to flow the voltages and sound waves and try not to disturb them or change their basic behaviours”.

The two tracks here were recorded with this approach very much in mind. The atmosphere of 'Mejiro' is “not unlike a bird observation. Attempting to find the right spot, getting closer and closer to the bird, which almost controls you and your movements as you attempt to near it”. Whereas 'Wakayama' is a more direct piece, and maybe the most melodic song Alpár ever recorded. While 'Mejiro' is a woozy, cautious piece, ‘Wakayama’ is like a tropical fruit or the ume, (the japanese apricot); colourful and full of flavour yet -with thanks to- the slowly humming theme in the background, an element of sourness grips you at the back of your tongue as it ends!

Limited to 250 copies.

Wakayama

a track from the forthcoming album "in the range of imagination" end of april/beginning may.

Huron The Path 2 - 4-2 Mp 3

Retrace, Vol.1

Reach for the Stars

Caramel Smooth Heaven & Purpleman - Place I Go

Making love in the moonlight
Staring up at the sunshine
We all end up as stardust

Stardust

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all the music is free

Learn To Forget

Polyphony