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supported by 5 fans who also own “Were You Waiting”
Boundless... that's totally the golden thread of Ambyion The huge 'Panorama' offers us an heavenly sky that we're raising up to it. But the 'Warm Light' blinds us until its crossing and wow... i haven't believed to this new 'Boundless' dimension ! But wait, what is it ? Discover by yourself...
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Were You Waiting”
Sometimes you just find an album that is the perfect background music for the moment. And then, at some point, you realize that the music is absolutely entrancing and you dont actually know what you've been doing for the last however long because you've just been zoning out to this album. and that's how you KNOW it's a great album. Truly magical man. Vacant is incredible.
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Grey Unknown
by Ambyion & Phelian
supported by 4 fans who also own “Were You Waiting”
Thank you for this great blessing in particular the track "Grey Unknown" has helped me through some hard times and lifted up my spirit.
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The Cloud Machine
by Andrew Heath
Inspired by the simple innocence of his own childhood, Andrew Heath composes soothing drones, rich in texture.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 9, 2024
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Composer, artist, and 12k label founder Taylor Deupree collaborates with Joseph Branciforte to reimagine his own seminal album.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Were You Waiting”
'Completion' seems to be less transcendent than their others productions, but after several listenings there is so many impressive vibes and crazy sounds into this full-length ('Dreaveler', 'Alps', 'Rostov', 'Meet me', 'Faceless artist' and the collaboration with Aether on 'Rainbow'). Not bad at all, the magic is always here and Pensees explores new musical horizons (as with 'Modal', a certain return to the sources?). It is always a real pleasure to listen each new works. Thanks Pensees.
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