Name: Sirens - Ensembles in Exile by UVic Libraries in Library Lullaby
Duration: 5 min 39 s
Description: Ensembles in Exile explores the intersection between electronic, ambient, and acoustic sounds, combined with field recordings from the natural world. Ensembles in Exile was conceived by Lea Fetterman (violin, vocals) and Richard Charter (guitar, keyboard) Find out more: www.leafetterman.com and www.richardchartermusic.com.

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#2378: Jun. 18, 2020: Teardrops of the stars
Today's pure primal piano music here. Happy if this music makes you feel peaceful.. : )　
I create it every day and achieved 2268 pieces, the half of my target number recently. Happy if you find my project.

Teardrops Of The Stars - #2378 By Chair House 06182020

Nottingham & Devon. My debut mixtape of 13 songs - over a year in the making. I truly believe I have found my sound with this tape and I plan to continue to develop and learn further. Thank you all truly for listening.

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Linds (Lindsey Bellman) is an independent musician/producer from Calgary, Alberta who has been writing and recording music since a young age. Primarily self-taught, she plays guitar, electric bass, and piano and records her own vocals for all of the music she writes.

Luna - Linds

Zastrugi Fields is a post-rock band originally from Nanaimo, British Columbia, made up of three high-school friends with a similar taste in music and a strong desire for innovation – Eric Lusk-Jopson on guitar, Eric Turko on guitar and keyboards, and Taylor LeBlond on bass. Their influences include ambient, shoegaze, post-punk and folk records, as well as the backdrop of the forests and mountains of the Pacific Northwest.

Elphinstone - Zastrugi Fields

Chris Clarke is a self-produced pianist based in Victoria, BC. His background in jazz piano has served as a gateway to many genres and musical projects, including acoustic jazz recordings, and full band R&B productions. In his most recent project for solo piano, Clarke distills this musical palette and takes a minimalist approach to his neoclassical compositions.

Other Places - Chris Clarke

Ensembles in Exile explores the intersection between electronic, ambient, and acoustic sounds, combined with field recordings from the natural world. Ensembles in Exile was conceived by Lea Fetterman (violin, vocals) and Richard Charter (guitar, keyboard) Find out more: www.leafetterman.com and www.richardchartermusic.com.

Sirens - Ensembles in Exile

a w a s h is a new experimental electroacoustic group that blends psychoacoustic effects into minimal ambient music to help people wind down and focus. Their first EP entitled, “Somnia,” features Colin Malloy on tongue drum and was produced by Adi Laflamme. The group plans to produce more music using binaural beats and solfeggio frequencies to help listeners achieve specific desired brain states. 

Colin Malloy is a doctoral candidate in the school of music at the University of Victoria in British Columbia. Colin studies percussion and is a multi-instrumentalist with an emphasis on steel pan. This EP was a recorded improvised session in the Create Lab at the University of Victoria. 

Adi Laflamme is a master’s degree candidate in the music technology program in the school of music also at the University of Victoria in British Columbia. Adi has an academic background in cultural anthropology and has been producing and composing electronic music in Ableton Live for ten years.

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Sirens - Ensembles in Exile

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