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Derek Carter (KapTep) about this release:

Ambient music seems to be fascinated by nature, oceans and the sky. For this KapTep release I wanted to explore the sky and more importantly all we can’t see, the millions of signals and mysteries that it hides.

I wanted to leave room for the songs to breathe and allow plenty of open spaces within them. At times these compositions may seem empty, that is by design. Although the current environment is to pick a track or two add them to your playlist.

I hope you will spend 49 minutes and listen to this as a body of work, as it was recorded to be listened to in one continuous sitting. In addition to the 6 original tracks there are two wonderful remixes added by Arrival In Eden, and Sacred Seeds.

Numbers Station – I’ve always been fascinated with them. The mystery and intrigue.

Naming the Sky – Melancholy drifting and not a care in the world.

LA Scanner – I simply love the voyeur nature of a cheap scanner.

Cold Luck Moon – Blurred images, sounds and emotions. Plus, three words that don’t mean anything together as a title.

I Need Light – In a world of conflict, doom scrolling and fear… I need light. In fact, I think we all do.

One Hundred Miles Until Sunrise – Have you ever driven somewhere and not remembered a second of it? Totally sober, auto-pilot. This is your soundtrack.

Produced and mixed by Derek Carter (KapTep)
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Cover picture by Derek Carter
Cover design by Dionis Afonichev

Naming the Sky

Numbers Station

Made in Reason (NN-XT - Jovian Pad and one recording from mobile). I used AKAI  MPK mini.

One of my favorite writers. This track is about his heroine.

Photo by Alexey Vágin (www.flickr.com/photos/alexey_v).

Pangea

Veda

https://stereoscenic.bandcamp.com/album/asleep-in-amber

Photography/Album Art by Bryan Hilyard

https://hilyard.bandcamp.com

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Asleep In Amber

This track is quoted from a compilation "ArtLism.JP vol.9 - supported by PURRE GOOHN".
Streaming the album and purchasing are available on Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, Prime Music, LINE MUSIC, AWA, KKBOX etc.

ArtLism.JP
http://artlism-jp.tumblr.com

Album trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk-GjSHA5ho

syunsui

Eidetic Drone

Burning & Flickering

This track is quoted from the album 'Losing Today'. This album is dedicated to Brian Young, known to many of us as Losing Today, who died earlier this year. Brian was a brilliant photographer whose work was used for many album covers. He was a real fan who supported our music, a friend to many in the scene and a lovely guy. He is already missed. 

All proceeds from this album will go directly to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. 

Special thanks to Porya Hatami for his time and the great mastering job.

Cover Photo : Brian Young
Mastering : Porya Hatami
Released from : Dronarivm

Losing Today

Yasuragi

Commemorate Brian

Yasuragi - dedicated to Brian Young

Far Beyond These Windswept Fields

Purl & protoU - 'Sub Life' 
Label; Dronarivm 
Cat #.: DR-60
Format: CD (ltd. 150)/ DL
Release date: June 7th, 2019

“Sub Life" grows out of a blend of nature inducted ambiances as the artists conduct an emotional exploration of the natural world. The album draws its energy from primal forces constantly moving, around us and within us. Lush field recordings combined with human voices and instruments evolve into an immersive journey for dreamy minds.'

Mastered by Tobias Hellkvist
Original photo by Magda Kozuba

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Purl & protoU - Sub Life

June of 2018, after 17 years of fighting cancer, my
mum had been given 3 months to live. It was then
when I made the decision to be by her side during the
last moments. This work is all the music I wrote over
the course of those months. In Cádiz, next to the
ocean. By her side. I stopped writting and recording the
25th of August.
David Cordero

Written and Produced by David Cordero.
Gonzalo Eizaga: Piano (1)
Pepo Galán: Sounds & Effects (4)
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio (NY)
Photography by Alexander Kopatz
www.go70north.com
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Far Beyond These Windswept Fields

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