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A Room Now Empty
by Aaron Martin
supported by 48 fans who also own “What Was Given”
I'm reminded of something my grandfather Oscar told me that I never forgot. He said that he thought the cello was the only instrument that sounded the closest to a human heart...breaking. And that holds so true on this record. Thank you Aaron for your beautiful cello, as well as all the other wonderful stringed instruments. If this is the new "electro-acoustic classical" count me on board!
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Sleep Stations
by From the Mouth of the Sun
supported by 46 fans who also own “What Was Given”
A perfect collaboration, and hopefully another in the future someday again!
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Hymn Binding
by From the Mouth of the Sun
supported by 46 fans who also own “What Was Given”
Incredible atmospheric cinematic ambient like neoclassical beauty. If blissful serenity was an album this would be it. simply can not give it enough credit. Such a deep, emotional and mesmerizing experience. Your thoughts will drift into it so effortlessly. A mix of melancholic and hopeful songs with incredibly soothing and expansive soundscapes. It really does wonders for ones' mental being and brings such blissful joy that by time it's over you won't feel the same in the least. Magnificent
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暮光夜寻 Twilight Diaries
by 刘一纬 Liu Yiwei
Ambient classical album “Twilight Diaries” employs a ring-like musical structure to examine memory and flashbacks.
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In The Dust Of Idols
by SPECIMENS
Swirling, lightly experimental ambient full of expansive instrumental choices and dynamic sonic dimension.
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Haunting and gorgeous darkambient from Josh Sager, “interlopers” conjures eerie, shadowy worlds with bleak, low-hanging synths.
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Light Caught The Edges
by From the Mouth of the Sun
supported by 45 fans who also own “What Was Given”
One of the most stunning albums I've ever heard. Beautiful and meditative. The album is aptly titled, as the music brings forth images of light filtered through fall leaves and reflecting from forest streams. If there was ever a soundtrack for contemplative "shinrin-yoku", this is it. Highest recommendation.
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