As much about the approach as the summit. The pace here is uneven and strange—like the mountain itself, rising suddenly out of nowhere.

Composition, instruments:  D Nolan.
Mixed and Mastered by Tom Hellesten.
Words & Vocals  - Steph Something.
Backing vox - Balon Lavon.



Suilven

Border Counties drifts through the forgotten hinterlands where England and Scotland blur — a landscape of mossed embankments, dismantled crossings and the faint geometry of what once connected them. The track moves at its own quiet pace: electric piano and Mellotron interlace like signals through mist, while a steady half-beat pulse holds the shape of something half-remembered.

It’s music for sidings reclaimed by birch and rain, for viaducts without rails, for the echo of an era when timetables met heather and telegraph wire sang in the wind.

Border Counties

Field Notes: The Storm & The Stove 
Sylvan Materials: Pine & Birch timber, rain storm, wind, stove pipe, fire. 

Location: Glen Affric, Cannich, Highlands, Scotland, UK

Date: 3 April 2019
Recording Device: Stereo Pair Omni Microphones

The Storm - Glen Affric

Alambari

Vynnaya Ya

Musician, composer, soundscapes and beats.

PRS for Music: CAE/IPI No. 01284454241
Registered under Sleepstone
For sync/licensing inquiries: gurun72@yahoo.co.uk

Can also offer  bass guitar or guitar work + synth and production.

Border Counties

SleepStone

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