Justine Wahlin is difficult to categorise. She sits somewhere between alt folk/country and Roots but regularly seems to slip through the cracks to wander on her own sonic adventures, much like an octopus will sneak out to sample tasty morsels from the neighbouring tank but be back before dawn. She joins us in session – plus excellent tracks from Alison Forbes, Omaloma and Natalie Greffel.
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Benjamin Finger has been composing music with a healthy disregard for genres since 2007. His palette moves between psych-collages, droned out-jams, piano miniatures, classical minimalism, off-kilter pop, and an occasional stab at garbled dance music. A textural and emotionally resonant cocktail in a blurred, shimmering, and psychedelic world. His latest release is more guitar dominant, it’s our feature release on this edition of the Quiet Space.
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I hope you can support this incredible new release, Healing Sounds II: A compilation for those in need’. 49 gorgeous ambient works from some of Quiet Space’s favourite composers – for an excellent cause. All proceeds will be donated to Feeding America. Feeding America is a nationwide organization that harnesses support from local communities to keep low-income families supplied with food. Right now, its biggest concern is children whose schools have closed, cutting off a source of healthy, free meals. A stunning soothing collection for troubled times.
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Seamus O’Muineachain is an ambient/minimal composer and multi-instrumentalist from the sea-side town of Béal an Mhuirthead in the West of Ireland. His latest, Blue Moon Set is our focus on this edition of the Quiet Space, plus new releases from Halftribe and Endless Melancholy on the excellent Sound in Silence imprint.
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Anastasia Minster creates piano-driven chamber pop which fuses elements of classical, folk and jazz. She returns with her second album Father, a gorgeous tapestry of sound, lyrically inspired by the works of Carl Jung, Hermann Hesse and Andrei Tarkovsky. Highly Recommended. As well, stunning new works from Hannah Cameron, Finn Bennet (Tulalah) and we open with a song inspired by self-isolation from Loner Deluxe.
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