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Aeter
04:37
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2. |
Still Numbers
04:49
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3. |
Over You
04:33
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4. |
Gogo
03:46
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5. |
Let Me In
04:43
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Heavy
04:29
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7. |
Stranger
04:39
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Ekin Fil Istanbul, Turkey
Ethereal drone-folk of Turkish musician and vocalist Ekin Üzeltüzenci.
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Reminds me of getting back home after a long road-trip. That feeling of relief. The peace of being in your own presence.
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Gripping, highly textural dark ambient music suffused with shadow, with moving melodies that drift by gently.
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Anxiety / Hope
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The aptly named “Ambient Echoes” features electroacoustic songs that gradually build from steady drones to breathtaking melodies.
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Tape and guitar loops combine to create mesmerizing atmospherics, like watching the Northern Lights ripple in the sky.
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