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Marco Lucchi Modena, Italy
a mellow artist aging 67. He loves and releases eclectic music that goes from post-classical to drone. His fav device is the mellotron.
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This Place To Be
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Holy Father”
Another of my favorites to calm my mind. It takes me to another place slow my racing thoughts
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Her Name In A Language Of Stars
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This heartbreakingly beautiful music must have been born of Ukraine's troubles of 2014. It is all the more poignant now, in 2022, against the unspeakable cruelty being visited on the people of that country. Do something for Ukraine.
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Children Are The Present And The Future
by Music For Sleep
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Another long form Ambient work from Music for Sleep, a dreamy and languid track that flows through the Soundscape, leading the listener on a blissful journey...
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Light of Shore
by Anselm McDonnell
The debut album from Irish composer Anselm McDonnell examines faith, folklore, and environment through contemporary music.
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Hushed and quietly moving piano compositions from NODFELD that build slowly to a cinematic sweep.
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Cellist and composer Rebecca Foon (Thee Silver Mt. Zion, Set Fire to Flames) creates a shimmering meditation on climate change with a little help from some old friends.
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If I wanted to point someone to Steve Roach's music, I'd start them here. This record spans some of Roach's signature styles, like the percolating synths in "Currents of Compassion", the dreamy abstraction of "Prometheus Passage", the tribal rhythms of "The Gone Place", and the elegiac majesty of "What Remains". It's stunning all around and guaranteed to make any day better.
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