Windows 95 Startup Sound but an Open AI jukebox attempts to continue the song.

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4n human – till it’s done
eric malmberg
pale blue sky – fleece
moss king – watering plants
caboladies – untitled
atom tm – simplicity
matthäus passion BMW 244 Erbarme dich mein Gott
Claude Thornhill – Where or When (From Babes in Arms)
The New York Aerial Shot association
TTodd Barton – Ashland Ambience
Caterina Barbieri Noctuary – Early Synthesis Works – Volteggiando
Tyresta – You’re Dreaming Again – Everyone Knows it’s the end
Jef Mertens – Piece #3
Jogging House – Chants Some
All Times Now Nothing -Stare into the abyss long enough soon the abyss is staring into you
Elfenbeinturm – Exterminator
Ficciones Del Tropico
Joni Void – Paradox (introspection)
Emily A Sprague – Mount Vision Synth 3
Michael Banabila – Turtle flute, wood rhythm & nebulae
Phil Struck – Schleswig Holstein Aufnahmen – Jens
Popol Vue – Ah
Pauline Anna Strom – Angel Tears in Sunlight – Marking time
Deutsche Wertarbeit – Der grosse Atem
Tryphème – Walking through the choir
Kali Malone – Fifth Worship
The white dog from Beverly Hills
Franz Waxman – The dance 2

by Elori Saxl.

Combining digitally-processed recordings of wind and water with analog synthesizers and chamber orchestra, Elori Saxl’s The Blue of Distance begins as a meditation on the effect of technology on our relationship with land/nature/place but ultimately evolves to be more of a reflection on longing and memory. The phrase “the Blue of Distance” was coined by Rebecca Solnit in A Field Guide to Getting Lost and refers to the phenomenon of faraway mountains appearing blue due to light particles getting lost over distance.

Paula left crossing each river twice, knowing there would be nothing to come back to and on the way each of her steps continuously sonicated and extruded to finally collapse into the emptiness she once came from.

Preview.

First single out now for Opacity Field; the second AURAGRAPH album.

There’s a remarkable demo song at 30:47 , presumably called “Hey Computer Baby”. The song is by Heinz Funk, it’s not officially released. He shared it here.

Damhsa 01 is the first release on Céad Damhsa, a new sub label of Céad.

Music composed for the TV series Tous Musclé ARTE TV by Krikor.

“Deutsche Wertarbeit” (= quality German workmanship) is a long forgotten jewel of German electronic music. Released in 1981, it is the only solo album made by the Düsseldorf keyboard player and composer Dorothea Raukes. One of the founders of the rock band Streetmark and a member until its end, Raukes collected six synthesizer treasures for “Deutsche Wertarbeit”, artfully unifying the so-called Düsseldorf School (Kraftwerk etc.), the Berliner School (Tangerine Dream etc.) and elements of Jean Michel Jarre’s music with sounds of the inceptive 1980s—from the hypnotic to the hymnal, at times “cosmic”.