Monoheart Rome, Italy
Monoheart was born during the 2020 Coronavirus lockdown, where reality was totally unnatural and abnormal. Making music was
my way to put my shattered heart back together. Slowly, it became something special that grew more and more - from the bottom of my heart to a big music project.
If I have a dream? I do now - and it's called Monoheart.
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everything is fine. nothing is ok. dog and i are on a late night walk. we are together. we are in our own worlds. all is well. nothing is certain. there is the rhythm of street light, shadow, street light, shadow, street li--- we should go home now, Maggie is sleeping.
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Silver Afternoon
by Phillip Wilkerson
supported by 9 fans who also own “Per me si va ne la città dolente (Canto III)”
Excellent album. Really well constructed. I was listening while I was working and it just flows so effortlessly. Much more than ambient music; this is an experience
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Salmos Funiculares
by Orfeón Gagarin
supported by 9 fans who also own “Per me si va ne la città dolente (Canto III)”
This album feels like taking an extra dimensional trolley ride with a radio in your lap, just picking up what strange and pleasing waves might float by as you travel along. This is an album that feels made for vinyl, and of course the marbled pressing came out fantastic.
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Sunken in the same place
by Brady Matteson
Electronic textures wax and wane on the haunting new album from Brady Matteson, beautifully unnerving.
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Anxiety / Hope
by Ambient Echoes
The aptly named “Ambient Echoes” features electroacoustic songs that gradually build from steady drones to breathtaking melodies.
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Electronic pioneer Steve Roach is at his finest on this 11-track live record, recorded as part of the celebrated Ambient Church series.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Per me si va ne la città dolente (Canto III)”
One of my go-to albums for my hiking sessions: minimal, pure, crystalline ambient music that doesn't feel invasive and let you enjoy your surroundings and magnify the experience. Perfect music for pilgrims, indeed.
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