lots of atmospheric sounds, very wide track, Tuareg campfires crackling

@smokey-orange Thank you! Gonna come over to listen some more to your tracks soon. Good impression so far.

Exemplary timeless beautiful electronic music, which dispenses with any unnecessary ballast and accurately select the correct complexity robe. A very convincing work.

A change of scene, a change of style....

A bonfire at the edge of a desert draws different kinds of people to it, who then begin to play under the starlit sky.

This was a late friday night experiment with a new addition to my sound laboratory. First time I've experimented with this and liked the result, so it became a track. 
Padshop Pro with 4 presets/samples from the magnificent set Granular Symphonies, by Simon Stockhausen: soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct‎

Great stuff.

The Edge between the Desert and the Green

Solitary manipulator of soundproducing stuff. Mostly improvising in some way or many. 

You're free to download and use this music as you please. Sample,mix, fix or mangle it into unrecognisableness, but I want to hear the result. That's the only catch.
Can send you stems etc if wanted... 

Interested in collaborations/remixing/stuff.
Give feedback and hints as you see fit. Peer review is important in this kind of endeavour. I have no charts for these territories, no boundaries are in view, no limits.

Mixed with and mostly for headphones, not sure how it'll sound on sound systems. For some tracks it's advisable to turn the sound up, but some tracks are quite loud. I don't know what I'm doing half(or more of) the time.
Time is elusive and opportunities for spending time on my music comes and goes fast. An hour here and two hours there...I need coffee...

When the solo project started:
https://myspace.com/spaceslabgo/music/song/organ-dis-failure-impro-excerpt-41425664-43956793?play=1

Also involved in this through time:
https://soundcloud.com/the-prophets-of-lotto
https://soundcloud.com/spacedrive-hive-5

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