Musica Moschata / mama!milk Kyoto, Japan
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yuko ikoma
kosuke shimizu
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Back in print again from Freedom to Spend is Neighborhoods, the mythical masterpiece from Ernest Hood whose early ambient soundscapes of Portland, Oregon circa 1975 rest underneath a halo of zither and synthesizers.
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Distant Saxophones
by Jan Steele & Janet Sherbourne
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The tracks from this on the original Obscure release in the mid-70s, particularly "All Day," really opened my ears as a composer (as did much of the rest of the discs on that label). They sound even better here, along with other tracks of theirs. The release also includes PDFs of several scores, which are a great resource.
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Two Years Of Spring
by Various Artists
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Every track is so moving, what a perfect compilation.
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Neoclassical-tinged ambient music with a romantic bent, awash in elegant jazz pianos, enchanting vocals, and softly strummed guitars.
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Introspective, homespun folk tunes from John Donne that feel informed by the sugary bleakness of '80s and '90s indie pop.
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Oakland singer-songwriter honors her Haitian heritage with five R&B spirituals overflowing with radiance, fueled by her soft, angelic voice.
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アルバム通して全部好きですが、サンプルで聴いた時やはり一発目のこの曲で心奪われました。
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