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MOON – a track about my secret passion: looking at the night sky through a telescope.
And, of course… the moon.

MOON

If you vibe with slow, celestial synths and nostalgic textures, this one’s for you.

It’s a vaporwave-inspired soundscape-dreamy, reflective, and built around a gentle mid-50's BPM pulse.

Think vaporwave meets cloud rap.


an E T E R N A L second with Y O U

JAKEN - Accident Site

Irrepressible Dutch electronic producer Kettel steps up to deliver his unique take on Lost Idol's Mechanically Void, a track lifted from the forthcoming new Lost Idol longplayer Chrome Machine Tales. End of summer vibes abound on Kettel's remix as he rouses the discotheque with sprightly beats and his unique melodic flair from the get-go.

Mechanically Void Kettel Remix

The Rusty Machine

Released on Kahvi Callective's 'One Synth' various artists album. 

https://kahvicollective.bandcamp.com/album/one-synth

One Synth

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Ghosts

halfway down the hill

Due for release on the upcoming Sleepless Collective compilation, January 19.

Tortoise Head

Taken from Billow Observatory's album III: Chroma/Contour on Azure Vista Records, out February 8.

Pre-order: https://billowobservatory.bandcamp.com/album/iii-chroma-contour-2

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III: Chroma/Contour

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Remix of Krystian Shek's 'What Was Before?' (feat. Milly James).

Album released by Carpe Sonum Records, 27 March 2019.

https://krystianshek.bandcamp.com/album/what-was-before

What Was Before?

What Was Before? (Remix)

Purchase: ilyasahmed.bandcamp.com/album/behold-killers
Catalog #: GN56
November 22, 2019
CASSETTE+DIGI

Since embarking on an enchantingly forlorn run of musical activity, Ilyas Ahmed has remained incredibly active both as a visual artist and an incredibly versatile musician. Ahmed has cultivated vibrantly esoteric collaborations with Liz Harris (Grouper) and Matt Carlson & Jonathan Sielaff (both of Golden Retriever), among others, is an active member of heady, genre-defying experimental instrumental band Grails, and steadfastly issued quiet epics of psych-minimalism. Now, the Pakistan-born, Portland, Or.-based musician returns with 'Behold Killers,' perhaps his most alluring and distantly seething work to date. 

"Pass No Jazz" unfurls its tattered but tranquil tapestry over the entire A-side, tracing each step with unhurried care and curious composure. "Metal Freedom" leads the B-side in a synth-laden cloud of shimmering tragedy and seething hope. "Mad Love" dials things down for a modest symphony of gritted minimalism and soot-covered, negative space. Closing piece "Wild Violet" shimmers in a desolate dance of eerie weightlessness and wretched resolve.

Best consumed in the dead of night or frosted isolation, ‘Behold Killers’ is an aural yarn explicitly woven for the trodden.

Ilyas Ahmed - "Wild Violet"

This track was inspired by Boards of Canada.
The chord progression is in the key of C major with borrowed chords from C minor (the parallel key of C major).

Bass, pad and lead from u-he Diva.
Sequenced in Ableton Live.
Elektron Analog Heat on the master channel (Enhancement circuit).

The Rusty Machine

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