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In A Space Outta Sound

Passion

Following on from the reworking of his Hearing Things and The Imperfect Sense albums, Erik Nilsson’ is back with more musical wonder. Other Beginnings delivers two stunning remixes, one from each album. 'A Tap At The Window' and 'Ex Nihilo' are beautiful deconstructed and brought to another life in a light that only Nilsson can shine. Other Beginnings is available on all streaming services and Erik Nilsson’s Bandcamp.

https://eriknilsson.bandcamp.com/
https://www.hiddenshoal.com/project/erik-nilsson/

“Between the gentle warmth of the acoustic arpeggios of the initial “A Tap At The Window” and the progressive post-rock rhythmic crescendo that seals the over fourteen minutes of the final “Once, The Held You In My Arms Forever”, extends a sound microcosm in which nocturnal synthetic stratifications alternate with jazzy piano cadences and with an almost infinite series of variations of times and timbres,” – Music Will Not Save You

Erik Nilsson’s music is available for licensing through Hidden Shoal. Head here for more details.

Other Beginnings

Erik Nilsson - A Tap at the Window (Remix)

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The album "House in the Tall Grass" will be released on LP/CD/DL in May 13th.

CD/LP/DL: https://gurugurubrain.bandcamp.com/album/house-in-the-tall-grass

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