so you like Sufjan also?:) do you realise he is Christian minded man? Before my passionate purge I had about five of his CDs. I might just have one now:)

Dream Within A Dream - Oren Lavie

CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR FREE DOWNLOAD => http://vinc2.bandcamp.com/album/indian-summer-into-oblivion-ep

I chose to offer these two covers as a free download to thank everyone who supported me since I started music. It was a great pleasure to work again with Jaana Palonen and her heavenly voice, as well as Sébastien Giusti and his cello. 

Jonsi And Alex is the ambient project of Jón Þór Birgisson (singer of the icelandic band Sigur Rós) and Alex Somers. Their influence was considerable on my last album "By The Third Sea". This is the original version of the song "Indian Summer" : www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgP5Q9vZal8 

Lisa Germano is a fabulous, pure and rare artist. Talented multi-instrumentalist, she has worked with the greater musicians (Simple Minds, Yann Tiersen, Philip Selway, Johnny Marr ...) and has significantly changed the way I perceive music. She lives outside the "music business" for many years and every album is a masterpiece made ​​with his heart and soul. Here is the original version of the song "Into Oblivion" : www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycL38oqej5o
credits

Keyboards, glockenspiel, acoustic guitar, fields recordings, choirs : Vincent Coudert 
Vocals on "Into Oblivion" and "Indian Summer" : Jaana Palonen 
Cello on "Indian Summer" : Sébastien Giusti 
Mastering : Matthieu Marseille (M2Mastering) 
Artwork : Vincent Coudert

Indian Summer (Jonsi And Alex Cover)

Моя душа стремится в небеса Где Отчий дом, туда, где красота

3rd song and its like the silliest of them all

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"Rylan" is a wonderful, wonderful track that The National has performed but never released a studio recording of. I'm posting this here since there isn't another SoundCloud link of which I'm aware. Enjoy!

Rylan – The National

Gordi - "Nothing's As It Seems" from the EP ‘Clever Disguise' out digitally May 13th, 2016 and on LP July 8th, 2016 on Jagjaguwar

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"Golden Green" by Agnes Obel

Sufjan Stevens - Futile Devices

Lydia is the second single taken from the new album 'To The Islands' from The Magic Lantern, written during a tumultuous return to his childhood home in Australia. 

Opening with intricate finger picking, a wistful mood is established before Jamie’s intimate lead vocal takes centre stage. Written at a real liminal point in Jamie's life, Lydia is the most personal song on the album, so when it came to recording, the intention was to focus on the intensity that comes with stripping everything away. 

A defiantly solo song, Jamie chose to record it live in one take. Reminiscent of the personal, oblique narrative songs of Elliot Smith and hushed intimacy of Sufjan Stevens, Lydia demonstrates Jamie’s undeniable conviction. 

Influenced by the likes of folk, jazz and contemporary music, Jamie is dedicated to remedying the anxiety and fear present in all of us. Born in Australia, before moving to the UK at 12, Jamie adopted the stage name of The Magic Lantern and began writing songs while studying philosophy in Bristol. Moving to London in 2007, his debut album was released with a chamber-folk style quintet in 2011 before returning to his solo roots with an intimate second album in 2014. The Magic Lantern has received praise from numerous publications including The Guardian, Acoustic Magazine and Folk Radio UK as well as BBC 6Music’s Lauren Laverne, Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction and BBC Radio 2’s Jamie Cullum, Mark Radcliffe and Bob Harris among others. 

His third album sees The Magic Lantern return with a new ensemble drawn from London’s thriving jazz scene, exploring memory and hope in a world of near constant uncertainty.

Lydia is out now via Hectic Eclectic Records.

Sufjan Stevens - Futile Devices

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