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Leaves That Curl
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Dragonflies
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Shadows On The Wall
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Out Of Place
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Reverie
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Wil Bolton London, UK
Wil Bolton's work uses guitars, acoustic instruments, vintage keyboards and effects to create warm and emotive melodies, fragmented and submerged among beds of droning ambient textures and environmental sounds.
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In Bokeh, Wil Bolton patiently crafted six tracks, where processed field recordings and reverberated synthesizers melodies are carefully balanced. Chimes, bar-like talks, distant traffic or whispers from the wind frame the story of this release in a very small location. We are only one step away from saying that the artist takes us in his privacy with Bokeh ; and I'll go for it. Very personal and sensitive, this album takes place behind the closed doors of Bolton's near environment. Lovely.
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El Rumor del Oleaje
by David Cordero
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Absolutely stunning collection of beautiful tunes - enveloping and as diverse as the ocean from which it takes its inspiration. Peaceful and beautiful.
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A Work in Progress
by Paul Jordan
In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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Hymnal Remixes
by Benoît Pioulard
Kranky artist Benoît Pioulard gets remixed into 19 cinematic and super engaging, mostly instrumental, journeys.
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Beautiful, carefully constructed ambient reflection on decay and loss from Portland producer Graintable; each track has its own life cycle.
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No greater hero than the least plant that grows
by Christopher Hipgrave
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The textural complexity of this album boggles my mind. To do so much with so little, Christopher Hipgrave must be a wizard.
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