This is just Beautiful. I can't get enough of listening to your calming nature David, thank you 🙏❤️

Will come back to this as I must contact my Brother Billy, he's traveling to Kerala. Am at Bamboo Music at the moment, such a Gorgeous song I love and have treasured since it's release. Thank you David ☺️ xxxxxxxxxxxxx 🤟❤️🙏

Paloma

That Wave, That Line

from 'The Blue Hour', Somewhere Press, 2023

V/A compilation featuring Dania, Mondlane, Velvachell, santebela, Angelina Nonaj, Anit Levan, Astrid Øster Mortensen, Adela Mede, Chantal Michelle, Slowfoam and Man Rei

Out on cassette and digital formats with accompanying publication.
Distribution by Boomkat

@dania-detakon

The Blue Hour

Bandcamp

Dania - Lament

Peril

From Owl's "Celestial Echoes",available for pre-order now on Muzan Editions.

https://muzaneditions.bandcamp.com/album/celestial-echoes

Owl-Lavender Sky

Taken from "I want to hear and see everything"

Only a few last copies of the limited edition CD available here:
https://shimmeringmoodsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/i-want-to-hear-and-see-everything

Di Rosa belongs to those authentic musicians who have tackled the vast field of action offered by the genre from a theoretical basis, aiming above all at an aesthetic verification of means and instruments dictated by concrete experience. In his case, it is difficult to take into account reference models since everything materialises after understanding the potential of keyboards, synthesisers and software for manipulating acoustic signals, a research that is then transferred into completely improvised sounds, plots and textures. With his music, Di Rosa tries to document the 'experience', the feelings and relationships that the environment (understood in a broader sense than the natural environment) provides us with. 

In the tracks of 'I want to hear and see everything' there is a further aspect to be taken into account, namely his geographical origin, since the sound material used is the result of a meditated elaboration on the specificities of the Sicilian territory, particularly that of Ragusa, during a live performance to celebrate the writer Gesualdo Bufalino: In concrete terms, Di Rosa's profound thoughts turn to the paintings of Piero Guccione, an artist who worked magnificently on the optical density of lines, shadows and representations, allowing for a visual level of detail capable of providing an inimitable interplay between presence and rarefaction; the 'confusion' of elements was most evident in the paintings of the sea, where Guccione infused a fabulous atmospheric intent, managing to create an indistinct visual 'mass' capable of making us imagine even what is not in the painting. 

Undoubtedly, Guccione could be a pictorial reference for a good slice of ambient musicians of the last two decades, who have based their expressive power on the 'confusion' of real and instrumental sounds, with the aim of restoring images that linger in the memory for a few seconds and then give way to other images of a different calibre. The music of 'I want to hear and see everything' tends towards the same evocative idioms, it is constructed with interventions that want to arouse those prophetic densities, a contracted lyricism that technically feeds on a mix that contains within it loops, wide synth openings, granulations, sculpture sounds, fragments of vocal field recordings, irregular downtempo music, electrical short circuits and coherent responses to the processuality of digital signals (Di Rosa uses the DSP of ppooll immersed in Max/MSP). 

As Hippolyte Taine warned in his essay 'On Intelligence', images appear and disappear, come into conflict with our ideas, take us back to a strange world of addictions: imagination is therefore a powerful distributor of positivity and negativity of contexts, and this justifies the 'roughness' that Di Rosa often places alongside the trance of sounds: the visions and complexities of his land are found intact in another dimension, they are those little mysteries that stud Guccione's calm and absolute paintings of the seas, which make us navigate between seductions and truths. 

Ettore Garzia 

releases December 6, 2024 

SHM 323 
Shimmering Moods Records 2024



Rosario di Rosa - calende greche

Taken from "Following The Wind"

Last copies here: https://shimmeringmoodsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/following-the-wind

This album is about escape from everyday life and monotony of life. About an attempt to break this monotonous cycle and to some extent to fall into childhood. Just following the wind......

releases December 6, 2024 

SHM 326 
Shimmering Moods Records 2024



Mitseliy - Following the wind IV

Tracklist

01. Will Samson - Loshult
02. Henrik Meierkord x Marco Lucchi - Sova
03. Rosales - Half-Light IV
04. Ian Hawgood & Stijn Hüwels - Suzu
05. Chihei Hatakeyama & offthesky - Frost in April
06. Zander Raymond - Hindsight
07. Sonmi451 - A Nice Little Quandary
08. Solo Andata - Porcelain Blue
09.  Tamsin Elliott -  Nightsong

402. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

A collection of 20 singles, b-sides, cooperations and guest appearances by the great singer/songwriter/composer David Sylvian. If you like this, buy his records! Most of them are great, and especially 'Brilliant Trees', 'Secrets Of The Beehive' and 'Blemish' are fantastic.

1. To A Reason (Hector Zazou) 2. Bamboo Houses (w/Riuichi Sakamoto) 3. Maya (Alesini & Andreoni) 4. A Certain Slant Of Light 5. The World Is Everything 6. Promise 7. How Safe Is Deep? (Russell Mills) 8. Pop Song 9. The Golden Way (Alesini & Andreoni) 10. Five Lines (w/Dai Fujikura) 11. Forbidden Colours (w/Riuichi Sakamoto) 12. Messenger (Blonde Redhead) 13. The Song Which Is The Key To Perfection 14. Somewhere 15. Rooms Of Sixteen Shimmers (Russell Mills) 16. Exit/Delete (Takagi Masakatsu) 17. Do You Know Me Now? 18. Come Morning (Alesini & Andreoni) 19. Bamboo Music (w/Riuichi Sakamoto) 20. Earthbound (Starblind) (w/Robert Fripp)

Do You Know Me Now? (Rare Songs)

Do You Know Me Now? - rare recordings by David Sylvian

In last year's long sleepless nights, due to things that are part of life, but one is glad when they do not, the desire for rest and a journey into the inner created.	

This Mix was created immediately after the two Mixes for the “Nature Tales” channel (https://soundcloud.com/naturetales).
It is what it is & what the Titel says: Music for sleep & meditation, and no more.

Fig.3 coming soon.
			
Jahanjang Central Kalimantan Primary Rainforest			
The Morning Birdsong of Kotagarh Forest			
Sound Relaxations			
Sun			
Bamboo Forest Wind Sounds			
The Latest			
Nature Mystic			 
Awareness meditation - Tree of Light			
New Water Meditation			
Manginangina Kauri Walk			
The Lost Zen Meditation Tapes			
Tropical Rainforest Nature Sound			
Ocean Sea			
Deep Time			
Dawn Birdsong with Dewfall			
Without Anchor			
Sacral Chakra Wind Chimes Meditation			
			
by			
Wild Eden Nature Sounds			
Andrew Skeoch & Sarah Koschak			
Matthew Barlow			
Free Tibet			
Music For Sleep			
Calm Whale			
Les Halles			
Channelers			
Electric Sound Bath

©2019 Echo and Rauschen [E©R ]

Do You Know Me Now? - rare recordings by David Sylvian

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