Shivers. Awake. These are real emotions. Gala Dust.
Stream/download: http://smarturl.it/elskavon-galadust

Released on Piano Day 2019 - March 29th. @nilsfrahm
Featured on the Sonder House compilation, Recollections Vol. 2

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Gala Dust (Piano Day 2019)

Emanuele is a sound artist from Baia a little coastal town in the Phlegraean Fields in Southern Italy. He has released albums with labels such as Karakoe Kalk, Somnia and Apeginine as well as collaborating with artists such as the Dakota Suite, Dag Rosenqvist and compatriots Enrico Coniglio and Elisa Marzorati. Live performances have seen Emanuele share a stage with artists including Deaf Center, Biosphere, Vladislav Delay, Tim Hecker, Xela, Marsen Jules and Ulrich Schnauss. 

Since the age of 6, he started playing a bontempi organ, a Christmas gift given by his parents before progressing through synthesizers and performing in local bands. With some years spent creating music using a computer, these days, Emanuele’s workflow is returning to his origins of live playing, usually with a synthesizer. His work is now imbued with an acoustic quality, sitting comfortably alongside electronic aesthetics. The natural sounds of field recordings add an almost tangible dimension to his work and it is here, in the outdoors, that his latest album is immersed. 

‘This World’ is a deep and intimate exploration of what our planet and its inhabitants have become today which Emanuele is honest enough to admit, he doesn’t particularly like much of what he sees. Each of these 10 tracks is a reflection of what the world once was not so many years ago and what it is now. The path meanders both memories and present considerations, beginning with sparse, minimal notes to initiate contemplation, before more expansive, lush arrangements take hold as the album progresses. Emanuele narrates a deeply personal account throughout This World, but these tales are both vague and provocative enough for the listener to contemplate the journey for themselves.

This World

wlr062 Emanuele Errante - This World

From the album "Ambient Spectrum" on Tehnofonika Records:

http://tehnofonika.bandcamp.com/album/atm-sph-re-ambient-spectrum

Ambient Spectrum

Transitory

A Simple Piece inspired by 'MATT’S FENDER RHODES' a free Kontakt instrument on Piano book (https://www.pianobook.co.uk/library/matts-fender-rhodes/)

The Brief from the Creator of the Instrument:
"Sampled using a Countryman Type 10 Active DI into a Chandler TG2 Mic Input, no processing.

A#2 is a bit of a dead tine but adds some character, or you could remap that key.

Roll with your own chorus, tremolo, reverb etc and enjoy!

This Rhodes was sold to me by a high school where I taught at long ago to raise funds for new keyboards. The late great keyboardist Kenny Kirkland attended this school and I was told he used this Rhodes extensively.

Matt Blostein
www.blostein.com"

Five Pianos: Tranquil

Fantasie für Streicher I. - Gewidmet an Doris Meinhardt

Akmigone - "A New Dawn" an original composition performed on Ivory II American Concert D.

Akmigone, Composer, Pianist
https://www.youtube.com/user/akmigone
https://soundcloud.com/akmigone

Akmigone - A New Dawn

202, one of Jupi/ter's most captivating tracks from his back catalogue, has been further enriched by Henrik Meierkord's cello, and is now available to stream everywhere.  Ambientologist is thrilled to be re-releasing such a gorgeous piece, and to see such a compatible collaboration take place.

Also found as a bonus track on Jupi/ter's Islands, Pt. 1 EP: https://bit.ly/2XegcBc
Or save it on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3iAONSM

Jupi/ter - 202 (Henrik Meierkord Rework)

24Oct20

Experimenting with Marco's track, toy harp N°1
https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/toy-harp-n1
:D

Marco Lucchi  - toy harp N°1 [Boson Spin mix]

Tracklist

01. Ishmael Cormack - Skywire
02. Hakobune & Pleq - The Beginning
03. Gray Acres -  Touchstones
04. Marcus Fischer - From A Tree
05. Seabuckthorn - It Can Ashen
06. Simon Scott - Nigh
07. Tobias Hellkvist - Vesterhavet 5
08. Porya Hatami - Ewm
09. Bethan Kellough -  Black-East from the Crow
10. Pepo Galán - Growing Seed

202. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. Ian Hawgood - Fractural
02. Rhucle - Scape
03. Valotihkuu - Song Of The Rain
04. Morimoto Naoki -  Reo
05. Asuna + Tomoyoshi Date + Federico Durand - Lunch before farewell at the soba house
06. Federico Durand - Té de jazmín
07. Green House - Parlor Palm
08. Andrew Lang - Stark Light
09. Andrew Tasselmyer - In Passing
10. Sachi Kobayashi -  Waiting For The Wind To Blow
11. Forest Robots - Sustenance Comes From The Roots, Not The Height
12. James Osland - I Wanted You To See Me, That's Why I Shine Like This 
13. Melodía - Luna (en el hotel Am Bad, Tübingen)

213. Sleep Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Samuel Davies began as a classically trained composer, his work notably used in the broadcast of Barcolana51 on BT Sport, and performed in a workshop by the Wind Quintet ensemble from the BBC National Orchestra of Wales (2019). He specialises in music for both Film and Media and has been credited in many such student productions from Middlesex to the North of Wales. He is well studied in a wide variety of compositional styles, from Electrical acoustic to the classical style which bring a unique quality and flare to his music.

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