You have such a rich menu of music here it will take me some time to listen to all your tracks carefully.

There is an element of the 19th centuary's obsesion with the sublime about this music...pondering the incomprehenisble...Feeling very small, but not lost

Extraordinary, just put my headphones back on after waking up and found myself back in dream...

Dear Village Green: I would be grateful if you would follow me. Not for my music, but as I would like to add constructive comments to the large folio of acoustic sketches you have created.... If you chose not to do this I understand....I am a hobyist....Visual arts graduate....Music has kept me busy since the lockdown.... I am teacher and understand how to behave responsibly in a public forum...... I will happily delete any comments that I make that you do not consider relevant....It would be nice to message you to show my appeciation for the body of work you have created. I have not listened to classical music in years....I negatively didn't believe that they're was anything worth listening to since Postmodernism smotherd creativity...Anyway, thank you for you time....

This has elements of the Baroque...Only just noticed....I was staring at it so closely I couldn't see....out of focus...

Available on all digital platforms Friday 15th May - smarturl.it/lyef65
Inspired in equal parts by John Luther Adams, Spiritualized, Etta James and Gavin Bryars, 'Colourfield - Prelude', signals Dan Michaelson's first release as an instrumental artist. Though better known for his solo albums of dark, Americana tinged reflection, Dan is no stranger to instrumental music, having spent the past few years creating scores for film (Blowin' Up, 2018) and television (Detectorists Series 1, 2 & 3, 2016-2018), whilst gradually building confidence with orchestra.
“Whilst working on the orchestral palette of those albums, I fell in love with the likes of John Adams, Steve Reich, Anna Thorvaldsdottir and Caroline Shaw". 'Colourfield - Prelude' sees Dan work closely with violist and conductor of the London Contemporary Orchestra Robert Ames and violinist Galya Bisengalieva.

Dan Michaelson - Colourfield - Prelude

Village Green Recordings is a British independent label reshaping the landscape of minimalism, classical and electronic music.

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