track 9 from “mountain ambient III” by .foundation

https://0foundation.bandcamp.com/album/mountain-ambient-iii
https://music.apple.com/album/1590700132
https://open.spotify.com/album/4KVZewMKXGyEsoF5AmiuGI


Additional release info: 
LABEL: Stereoscenic
ARTIST: .foundation
TITLE: mountain ambient III
GENRES: Ambient
CAT: SCENE59
RELEASE DATE: 2021-10-17
TRACKS: 11

Check out other tracks on this release:
1.) .foundation - terminalia
2.) .foundation - lobby
3.) .foundation, andarctica - light whispers (.foundation rework)
4.) .foundation - euphonia
5.) .foundation - foundation XXI
6.) .foundation - continua
7.) .foundation - rivages
8.) .foundation - presencia
9.) .foundation - soft focus
10.) .foundation - continua (redux)
11.) .foundation - foundation XXI (redux)

.foundation - soft focus

"Something From Nothing" is a new album from Chris Williams and Kid Reverie. All music and lyrics by Chris Williams and Kid Reverie (Steve Varney, guitarist for Gregory Alan Isakov, Glowing House, Kid Reverie). Chris and Steve co-produced, engineered and played all of the instruments. Michael McKee played drums on Gambit, Pretenders, Half a Mile, Warning Bell and Dappled Grey. Steve Varney mastered the album.

Something From Nothing

Asleep

Rework of Kosmische II same but with piano elements

Kosmisk Strålning II

For years I have written down more than 900 dreams, transcribing every morning the synopsis of these films projected in my sleep. For my upcoming album Dreams, I composed music for my dreams. Here is the 6th dream.
Drawing by Mathilde Hess

Dream #2

Made completely from https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/esatonale-5, a wonderful track!

Marco Lucchi’s esatonale 5  (ambient mix)

The title of this album is derived from the concept of poetry according to William Wordsworth, who described it as nothing more than an "emotion recollected in tranquility." Tinkling, soft, vibrant sounds and granular synthesis predominate the compositions in "recollected in tranquility". Together with field recordings captured in nature, these sounds weave serene and meditative soundscapes. The author's intent is to transport the listener to a state of utmost peace while captivating their ear with a tapestry of pulsating and organic sounds. The tunes and tones unfolding in these seven tracks paint an imagery of a delicate blossoming of springtime and whisper of floral nostalgia.

Written, produced and mastered by Andrea Morana 
Artwork by George Korunov

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Bird Watching Station

Lounge Atmosphere

A recent string piece I recorded.  (Please excuse the terrible Soundcloud mp3 compression - makes everything sound wobbly)

Rhian Sheehan - Adagio Theme

A live improvised piece of music fro the soon to be released Twilight Sessions volume 17

Sweet

ambient soundscape and electronics: Mike Brown and Nigel Evan Dennis

you can hear his amazing music with Nigel Evan Dennis on: http://www.nedmcb.com

Breeze - Feat. Mike Brown & Nigel Evan Dennis - (PianoDay 2020)

Let loose the riotous trumpets, trombones, euphoniums, clarinet and loud, clattering drums of the Jaipur Kawa Brass Band as they romp their way through the joyous world of Indian brass from Rajasthani folk to Bollywood and beyond.

For more information, visit: http://www.worldmusic.net/danceofthecobra

Hear the sound of the Jaipur Kawa Brass Band as they march full steam ahead into your eardrums. Their riotous trumpets, trombones and euphoniums are peppered with a winding clarinet and loud, clattering drums. At home under the beat of the bright Rajasthan sun, the bells and valves of their instruments glisten brightly in the haze. Meanwhile their hot-headed music romps its way through an exploration of Indian brass band tradition, love songs played boisterously sparkle alongside joyously cacophonous orchestration.

Brass bands have been popular in India since the 1750s when the ensembles were introduced by the then ruling British colonialists. Today, brass bands are firmly a part of Indian tradition and are hugely popular at weddings, births, national events and religious ceremonies. Leader of the band, Hameed Khan ‘Kawa’ grew up in Jaipur listening to the sound of the local brass bands blasting out at numerous parades and festivals in the city. Hameed hailed from a musical lineage and was schooled in Hindustani classical and folk traditions from a young age. As a talented tabla player, in 1984 he was invited to perform in France to play in a fusion ensemble. Here, enmeshed in the creative Parisian milieu, Hameed developed the idea of blending his traditional grounding with his long-held interest in brass band music. Returning to his home continent, he swiftly set about forming Jaipur Kawa Brass Band, the vehicle for his spectacular artistic desires.

Gathering his ensemble, Hameed only made time for the finest gypsy musicians from Rajasthan. The line-up also includes a hypnotic Kalibelia dancer. The Kalibelia people are a nomadic Rajasthan tribe who traditionally live on the fringes of society. The Kalibelia dance, known as sapera, mirrors and mimics the movements of a writhing snake, an animal for which they are famed for charming. The band is also accompanied by a fakir, whose enthralling on stage antics include swallowing sabres, outrageous juggling and extreme gravity-defying balancing.

The show-stopping cavalcade makes for a striking spectacle and has earned the wayfaring band performances in Denmark, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium and extensively across the UK – from the Isle of Sheppey to Penzance. Dance Of The Cobra encapsulates the dynamism of their live performances in stunning audio quality.

The repertoire of the Jaipur Kawa Brass Band captures Hameed’s vision of eclecticism – meshing together gypsy dances with popular songs, Bollywood blockbuster soundtracks, traditional folk, classical and all that is in between. The words are unfalteringly saccharine, ballads of longing soaked in icing-sugar sweetness. Memories of ‘happiness like a flower about to open’ nestle alongside calls for a darling beloved to come to ‘thirsty lips’, or for ‘the Maharaja who rules my dreams’ to return. As with everything ‘Kawa’ though, the melodious lyrics are performed with just the right balance of deep drama and high voltage joyousness. Cast aside your expectations and join the Jaipur Kawa Brass Band parade, as they stamp, stomp and sidestep their irresistible Dance Of The Cobra. 

Kawa Jaipur Brass Band: Piya Tu Ab To Aaja

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raphaël_Elig

Dream #2

Raphael Eligoulachvili

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