Name: David Bowie - Crystal Japan - Be-minor Remodel by Be-minor in Copy of David Bowie Tribute 2
Duration: 6 min 35 s
Description: How many more times I see the cherry blossoms in full bloom?

Copy of David Bowie Tribute 2

... recorded at 6am on this Saturday morning as the sun rays were gently caressing the piano keys...

A Model of the Universe

Mike Lazarev plays Jóhann Jóhannsson's "A Model of the Universe"

Leviathan 2014 Sound Track
From Album "Akhnaten" By  "Philip Glass"
Act 1 Prelude Refrain Verse 1 Verse 2

Leviathan 2014 SoundTrack - Akhnaten / Philip Glass

David Bowie - Warszawa - Be-minor Remodel

David Bowie - Art Decade - Be-minor Remodel

David Bowie - Some Are - Be-minor Remodel

David Bowie - Subterraneans - Be-minor Remodel

How many more times I see the cherry blossoms in full bloom?

David Bowie - Crystal Japan - Be-minor Remodel

God Is an Astronaut - When Everything Dies

sleeping 5

Track taken from the upcoming album 'Pan Tone' on Sonic Pieces.

Full Fluid Radio review here:

http://www.fluid-radio.co.uk/2011/09/hauschka-hildur-gudnadottir-pan-tone

Hauschka & Hildur Gudnadottir - black6

Live recording of Jóhann Jóhannsson performing on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic (2/7/12)  

Hear/Watch the full session in the archives here:  http://www.kcrw.com/music/programs/mb/mb120207johann_johannsson

Jóhann Jóhannsson - Odi et Amo (Live on KCRW)

‘blind’ is a reflection about human limitations. Interviewed about agnosticism, David Attenborough brilliantly stresses the point whether we’re missing senses to perceive and understand the world around us - what a pretension it would be! Built as a subtle transition from acoustic to electronic, the piece blends genres, deconstructs categories, pushes back boundaries alongside a spectrum reflecting human’s potential to self-transcendence. Might we be blind at night, at least we aren’t deaf.

'blind' est une réflexion sur les limitations humaines. Un jour interviewé à propos de l'agnosticisme, David Attenborough s'interrogeait à savoir si nous possédions tous les sens nécessaires pour percevoir et comprendre le monde qui nous entoure - quelle prétention ce serait d’y croire! Construite en subtile transition de l'acoustique vers l'électronique, la pièce métisse les genres, déconstruit les catégories, repousse les limites en proposant un spectre reflétant le potentiel humain à l'autotranscendance. Bien qu'aveugles la nuit, au moins ne sommes-nous point sourds.

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Dans ma main

Jean-Michel Blais "blind"

God Is An Astronaut - Tempus Horizon

Cum Dederit

Earlier this year, Icelandic composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Snorri Hallgrímsson released his debut album on Moderna, titled Orbit. I’ve spent more than just a few hours with this wonderful album, often reminding me of more vocal works from Ólafur Arnalds, with whom Snorri has collaborated on many occasions (the album was primarily recorded at Arnalds’ studio in Reykjavik). It was still on the list of albums to share with you, my readers, when an opportunity to premiere this beautiful rework presented itself. Orbit Reworked is an upcoming four-track release on Moderna, featuring remixes and re-imaginations of pieces by Luke Howard, Tom Adams, Slow Meadow and, the focus of this exclusive premiere, London-based cellist, Peter Gregson.

At some time, between all the firm work, and his very own release on the esteemed Deutsche Grammophon, titled Recomposed By Peter Gregson: Bach – The Cello Suites [stay tuned for an in-depth write-up on that, folks], Gregson found a moment to add his beautiful cello touch to the already gorgeous “… og minning þín rís hægt” track (which loosely translates to “and your memory rises slowly” from Icelandic), with its moody swaying passages lamenting over the sparkling piano glimmer. And at only a bit over three minutes in length, this gentle piece manages to capture the weather and the scenery of the internal brewing storm, even without the words to prompt us of the story.

"… the songs on Orbit explore the difficulties of living in and moving between vastly different places: from Mexico’s sunny days to Iceland’s long winter nights and their emotional toll. Orbit is also about people met along the way, of friends and family whose absence is bittersweet. The concept of ‘home’ is replaced by an ‘orbit’ the composer circles from place to place.”

While the full-length was mastered by Ian Hawgood, Orbit Reworked is backed by a touch from Taylor Deupree at his 12k Mastering studio. The artwork is courtesy of Elín Elísabet Einarsdóttir   who also produced the cover for the Orbit. The release is out this Friday, and I highly recommend that you pick up the album as well. You can pre-order it now on Bandcamp.

Orbit Reworked

…og minning þín rís hægt (Peter Gregson Rework)

TRACK PREMIERE : Snorri Hallgrímsson - …og Minning Þín Rís Hægt (Peter Gregson Rework)

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