Umlaut - Zephyrs, Streams, Birds, and Bees '2024
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Artist | Umlaut Related artists |
Album name | Zephyrs, Streams, Birds, and Bees |
Country | |
Date | 2024 |
Genre | Ambient,Modern Classical |
Play time | 47 min |
Format / Bitrate | 24 BIT Stereo 1720 Kbps / 48 kHz |
Media | WEB |
Size | 245; 521 MB |
Price | Download $4.95 |
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This music was born during a morning walk between a river and an old canal. The title “Zephyrs, Streams, Birds and Bees†comes from the poem “Ode to Psyche,†by John Keats. When creating this album I was not seeking answers to life’s big questions. It was one of those lucky times when the music just poured out of me. The album is an exploration of novel vehicles for cultivating peace and tranquillity. Simple vocal lines act as calming triggers and draw the listener into deeper currents of sound. Diverging from his more fractured musical landscape, Ümlaut has opened a back door to incorporate simpler phrases into an unknown yet familiar universe. What began with his first album, “Vasco da Gama,†in which similar themes of exploration were introduced, this new album touches upon the inner landscape—that interval of suspended animation between hearing and listening. To paraphrase Brian Eno’s reflection on ambient music, “Zephyrs, Streams, Birds and Bees†moves away from the narrative and moves towards the landscape. Recorded in Connecticut Music composed & constructed by Jeff Düngfelder Mixed & Mastered at the Hopmeadow Studio, Weatogue, Connecticut Jeff Düngfelder: electronics & effects 1.01 - Umlaut, Umläut - Zephyrs . . . No. 1 (6:54) 1.02 - Umlaut, Umläut - Zephyrs . . . No. 2 (7:36) 1.03 - Umlaut, Umläut - Zephyrs . . . No. 3 (7:12) 1.04 - Umlaut, Umläut - Zephyrs . . . No. 4 (6:00) 1.05 - Umlaut, Umläut - Zephyrs . . . No. 5 (6:12) 1.06 - Umlaut, Umläut - Zephyrs . . . No. 6 (6:06) 1.07 - Umlaut, Umläut - Zephyrs . . . No. 7 (7:24)