We’ll build it again

Warm and reflective underscore music featuring felt piano and light synth textures that creates a peaceful relaxing atmosphere.
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Spells - Mélo | Calm and Peaceful Piano Music(Free Download)

The IPad Piano Series is an experimental project mostly dictated by the fact I’m traveling a lot and where I’m now living I don’t have a piano. The iPad possibilities are endless and I’d like to experiment each months different techniques where the piano is the core of the driving inspiration. I hope you enjoy this

IpadPianoSeries#1 - January

From the album "Ver Sacrum"
“Throughout history, this expression has been used to describe various ritual group expulsions and the deduction of colonies, particularly with regard to people getting back to nature.
For example, the Italian town of Nocera was founded in the 7th Century BC by inhabitants from Camerinum, who left their ancestral homeland during a so-called Ver Sacrum.
In ancient Rome, during times of calamities such as pandemics, earthquakes, wars, or plagues, they used to devote children born in spring – from the 1st of March to the 30th of April – to the gods Jupiter and Mars. Then, when they turned 20 or 21, these children were required to leave the community to begin new settlements”
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Sounding like some long lost, sacred canon, Ver Sacrum – the new album from Bruno Sanfilippo – marks something of a departure for the Barcelona-based pianist and composer. Far more orchestral in nature, there’s a spiritual, quasi-religious force to these pieces; strings swoop and soar, maudlin organs plough slowly, sorrowfully forward, while several sopranos add to the ecclesiastical air. But there’s hope and joy here too, and a childlike playfulness – playing these tensions against each other is what makes Ver Sacrum such an intense, rewarding listen. Inspired and informed by the ancient custom of ritualised expulsions of the same name, one can find the whole spectrum of humanity within these nine pieces: sorrow, loss, love, rebirth, change, hope, and the indefatigable human spirit. It’s what gives this music its power. Derek Robertson, journalist and music writer: Guardian, Independent, NME, VICE, Timeout, The Quietus, The Face.

Ver Sacrum

Yersinia Pestis

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original music: luca longobardi
piano, electronics: luca longobardi

this is the piano version of Bharat, a piece formaly composed for Polispettive, an exhibition by Massimiliano Siccardi

Bharat (piano and electronics edit)

Riverrhine

Strlghtdrn

vvbm

Jay Chakravorty - Grid Cells

Jay Chakravorty - Extinction

From my upcoming album 'Albatross' to be released April 30th 2021

https://simonleoza.lnk.to/Bloom

Composed by Simon P. Castonguay (Simon Leoza)
Produced by Blaise Borboën-Léonard and Simon P. Castonguay
Recorded by Blaise Borboën-Léonard in Montréal and St-Adrien
Mix by Tonio Morin-Vargas, L’Excellent Studio du Québec
Mastering by Richard Addison, Trillium Sound
Artwork: Christy Lee Rogers

Bloom

Unperceived Records is an independent boutique label focusing on unexpected, inconspicuous and detailed tones in varied genres such as modern classical, ambient, electro acoustic & more.
We value individuality as well as quality and texture in sound and everything around it. With our „handmade" mindset we strive to make each release a unique experience.