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~~~
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It took me a few listens to “get” this, even though it exists in a musical community I think of as relatively familiar. But there is something about “~~~” that feels a part of my own existence, even though there is no overlap between this artist’s life and my own. This is maybe where the magic is...a cosmic voice of sorts that shows us we originate from the same dust and answer to the same call.
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Music for Saxofone and Bass Guitar
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Overall this album has so much feel to it and is super smooth and unique in approach. The atmosphere is absolute perfection and serenity. Sam and Sam open a refreshing musical stream throughout the album. Gratitude.
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We Have Always Existed
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Landfill Totems
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The latest from Hainbach, based around the idea of “electronic landfill,” offers towering synth compositions that flicker and drone.
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the pause in you
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Beautiful piano-based compositions from this Montréal musician, where each melody feels like a contented sigh.
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Tales From The Cymatic Abyss
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Another winning release of lo-fi tropical ambiance from this Floridian legend who has been making this charming music for about a decade now. A very unique sound, with wonderful field recordings featured in tandem with some new age-y synths. Nice!
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