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Solar Fields’ “Forgiveness”

Swedish composer Magnus Birgersson, aka Solar Fields. Photo sourced from artist's Wikipedia.
I'm a little exhausted this eve, trying to tie up a bunch of loose ends before the New Year kicks in. I'm really trying to avoid dragging any of the 2019 baggage into 2020, unless, of course, it's the really good stuff from the past 12 months. But this year's been a strange, tricky, and …

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Sasha’s “Vapour Trails,” remixed by Kiasmos … plus bits by Bonobo and Tale of Us

Sasha a.k.a. Alexander Paul Coe. Photo sourced from artist's Facebook.
Kiasmos is Ólafur Arnalds & Janus Rasmussen. Photo sourced from artist's Facebook. I've got a second post for the evening, since I'm in the mood to get some music off my chest and onto a playlist, while perhaps recommending it to anyone who's listening, as well as just offering a meditation onto myself. So this …

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Guilty Ghosts’ “Everlasting Evening,” featuring Sea Oleena

Guilty Ghosts. Photo sourced from artist’s Facebook.
I'm running on four hours of sleep, so I'll keep tonight brief. My state of semi-delirium has kicked me slightly off-center, and led me down a strange and melancholic path. I've stumbled upon a meandering and hypnotic slice of kaleidoscopic ambience and downtempo guitar drone, titled "Everlasting Evening." Appropriate, I guess. This one comes from …

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AstroPilot’s “The Masquerade”

AstroPilot's Dmitriy Redko, glared and flared. Photo sourced from artists Bandcamp.
"The Masquerade" from the 2017 album "Thirty Three." Just a quick post for tonight, since it's actually kind of late in the evening. This one comes all the way from Siberia from psy-ambient composer Dmitriy Redko, a.k.a. AstroPilot. The track's called "The Masquerade," and it's an audio drive-by - i.e. one of those tracks from …

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