Hauschka Germany
Volker Bertelmann – aka Hauschka – is a purveyor of imaginative, distinctive, prepared piano music.
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Empty
by Nils Frahm
supported by 7 fans who also own “Room To Expand”
Frahm delivers another beautiful collection of piano pieces. His music is delicate, emotional, quiet, and powerful. For fans of Harold Budd.
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Into The Trees
by Zoe Keating
supported by 6 fans who also own “Room To Expand”
Bewitching cello "looper" mixed like Ed Alleyne-Johnson did in early nineties but not on New Age way. Here it is as closer to J.S. Bach and his Cello Suite than Ed Alleyne. But the method is similar. A very relaxing performance brings ears to nirvana by sounding rich harmonics from her instrument. Siting quiet on a sofa savoring these sumptuous melodies taking my mind out of daily customs. This is what I feel while I'm listening to this album.
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All Melody
by Nils Frahm
supported by 6 fans who also own “Room To Expand”
This is something else. Put it on repeat play for a few days. Highly addictive, in a nice one. Rhythm, idea, harmony pace feeling. Amazing
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Closing Statements
by KAADA
A visceral LP centered on the subject of death; deft layers of instrumentation that blurs the line between organic and electronic.
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All the Roads that Lead Us Home [2015 Album]
by Gaelynn Lea
Gaelynn Lea won NPR's Tiny Desk Contest, and it's easy to see why. Haunting, beautiful country songs, laced up with weeping fiddle lines.
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learning structures, vol. 1: view partially obstructed
by Ryan Lott
A genre-defying work of voice, field recordings, pianos, stringed instruments and organized noise from the founder of Son Lux.
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Suite for Max Brown
by Jeff Parker
supported by 5 fans who also own “Room To Expand”
What a beautiful album, and "Max Brown" in particular is one of the most meditative jazz songs I've heard in some time. Listen with a good pair of headphones.
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