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Hellbach – Allein in deinem Himmel (Spotify)

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Hellbach – Allein in deinem Himmel
(Spotify)

Allein in deinem Himmel‘ (Alone In Your Heaven) is a short introspective piano piece comparable to the likes of Nils Frahm, Eric Satie or Marc Hollis. It‘s about grief and hope, about loss and salvation. It's a one take recording, nothing is edited or re-recorded. For me, it is musical expression as unfiltered, raw and pure as it can possibly be. It‘s a tribute. It‘s a farewell.

SØLYS – Tranquility (Spotify)

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SØLYS – Tranquility
(Spotify)

"Tranquility" by Canadian composer and multi-instrumentalist SØLYS (Michael Chambers) is lilting atmospheric piece centred around a simple piano motif. About halfway through the song a glockenspiel enters like a soft lullaby. The piano motif finally returns, joined by a rich backdrop of lush guitars and synth pads. Perfect for sleep and relaxation playlists.

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.

The Last Days of Our Past – Fading Memories (Spotify)

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The Last Days of Our Past – Fading Memories
(Spotify)

Fading Memories is an ambient piece that combines elements of post-rock and cinematic music. The song is about someone who slowly starts seeing the memories fading away and is desperately trying to recover them. It was inspired by my grandmother who in the last years of her life suffered with dementia. The song is divided in 3 parts that represent states of dementia: early, middle and late.The last part features all instruments in an unusual way to express total confusion.

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