Jeremy Cullen, Johann Sebastian Bach – Slumber Aria – After J.S. Bach (From Caging Skies) (Spotify)

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Jeremy Cullen, Johann Sebastian Bach – Slumber Aria – After J.S. Bach (From Caging Skies)
(Spotify)

Desiree Gezentsvey’s play Caging Skies is an adaptation of the novel by Christine Leunens. Set in Vienna in the Second World War, the story tells how Johannes - a zealous member of the Hitler Youth - discovers his family is hiding a young Jewish woman, Elsa, in their home. (The story has also been adapted by New Zealand film-maker Taika Waititi into the Oscar-nominated Jojo Rabbit.) The "Slumber Aria" (adapted from a piece by J.S. Bach) was composed for the death scene of Johannes beloved grandmother.

soul.peddler – d*r*e*a*m (Spotify)

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soul.peddler – d*r*e*a*m
(Spotify)

Arabian nights meet lofi vibes in soul.peddler’s latest release “d*r*e*a*m”. Lush keys, tantric guitars, and heavy sub bass come together to create a magical, energetic evening that feels like you’re surfing the Saharan sand dunes with your whole squad. Shake the room and get your neighbors pissed with this new heat

Lynn Tredeau – Many Faces of Cassiopeia (Spotify)

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Lynn Tredeau – Many Faces of Cassiopeia
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This solo piano piece has a quiet yet sparkling melody to reflect the vastness and wonder of the stars. Moments of drama interwoven with peaceful reflection allow for a full story to unfold. Many cultures across the globe have looked to the constellation of Cassiopeia and imagined a story to pass down through the ages. These are the “Many Faces of Cassiopeia”

Jacaszek – November Late (Spotify)

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Jacaszek – November Late
(Spotify)

The output of Polish composer/sound stretcher Jacaszek feels cinematic by nature; densely detailed electroacoustic textures evoked dimly-lit worlds within themselves, vignettes of the imagination. Jacaszek’s practice — an amalgamation of ambient, classical, and musique concrete — deploys field recordings, acoustic samples, poetry, and baroque instrumentation to paint pictures, oftentimes melancholic, nostalgic, tragic.

On his new track “November Late” out today 3/5, Michael Jacaszek fuses his deft touch & gentle atmospherics into an unforgettable piece that is more uplifting than stark. It’s from 'Music For Film’, out March 27th on Ghostly International.

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