Beautiful.  Like someone talking to oneself.

Wind & Pane

Blood Moon (A tormented night)

韃靼海峡（Tatar Strait）

てふてふが一匹韃靼海峡を渡って行った

安西冬衛（1898-1965）　「春」

A butterfly crossed the Tartary Strait.

Fuyue Anzai (1898-1965)  “Spring”

韃靼海峡（Tatar Strait）

started in response to Haiku by Marc Sheridan,"  a splash of colour
cherry tree petals drifting
silently falling" NaviarHaiku https://www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/.    Track features sample instruments using recording of  playing the  'fins' of a computer heatsink and springs from an old couch.

bandcamp single

Life Inside A Drifting Petal (NaviarHaiku 585)

soundcloud.com/velvetsomethingsuperdark/sets/cold-city-soundtrack
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Snow*Omen/Velvet Something Superdark collaboration.
Samples from: Snow*Omen: @snow_omen, recording of an improvised live performance, electric guitar: VSS, voice: Y.A. Sampling, field recording, mixing and production: VSS. All sounds Snow*Omen and VSS. Image: Möckernbrücke Subway Station, Berlin, at night (videostill: VSS).

Cold City: Dawn

Looking at You Looking at Me Looking at You

This is a re-upload of the closing track from my 2017 EP, "The Mongol Princess"
It remains among my favorite musical projects to this day.
The EP is now free/pay what you want on Bandcamp-
https://moodexhibit.bandcamp.com/album/the-mongol-princess

The Mongol Princess is a conceptual EP/soundtrack by Mood Exhibit. It tells a story of a young, beautiful, and kind princess that died tragically by disease at an early age. She spread love and hope throughout the land during the precious time she lived in her role. This audio tale of her life covers all emotions: joy, passion, pain, mourning, and remembrance.
This 4th release from Mood Exhibit is the most focused in theme and approach. No "electronic" sounds where used in this EP. All instruments including percussion within tracks were performed on keyboard using high quality sampled Asian sounds, with the accompaniment of traditional Mongol vocal recordings. 

*this upload has the new image that differs from the original EP/track, and better represents how I interpret the Mongol Princess today

Mongol Princess EP

Mood Exhibit - Spirit of a Mongol Princess

Sommahommatimahimes

instruments: vintage lemon drop guitar, voice, stylophone, boss sl20, nux atlantic, roland vt4, zoom r12, samplitude
narration: another moment, as true as any other
image: delphi, greece 2012, museum exhibit,  photograph copyright jo richter

poem / copyright jo richter: nested

letting go of
human focus she

turned into a bird
hovering high
above physical

labyrinths of hope

nested

Passage (for X)4 is the 4th piece of the 5 pieces album «Passage» by Wilhelm Matthies. Available as Compressed, Lossless and Special Edition, July 5, 2015
Download here: http://endtitles.ch/shop/

«An inspiration for the album, Passage, is a journey a friend of mine is undergoing to overcome a rare form of cancer. Although he wishes to remain unknown, his courage in facing mortality is an inspiring gift. All proceeds of the charity plan will go to the Cancer Research Institute.» – Wilhelm Matthies.

About the instrument: The mosesa5C was used to perform Passage (for X) 4, the posted preview piece for this album. This 5th generation mosesa instrument was created in July 2014. It is roughly 48” (120cm) long. The resonators are replaceable, re-positionable, plastic bottles. The plastic gives the instrument a unique sound quality, roughly similar to a skin plate. Wood bridges were used to create greater sustain and bass response..

Music by Wilhelm Matthies
© CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

Mastering by Weldroid

Artwork by EndTitles
© All rights reserved

MATTHIES: Passage (for X) 4

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I share music that I have made here solo or in groups. I am bundling my work with some online friends as a project oriented, micro-collective. We are happy to share with you!

https://darkpebble-bluewave.bandcamp.com/

Wilhelm Mattthies, John Daly (aka Tuneind52), Paulo Chagas and Matthias Boss

MATTHIES: Passage (for X) 4

Wilhelm Matthies

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