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Hopelessly
03:41
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4.05
02:37
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Sonnet
02:28
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Befalling
03:11
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Sally Gardens
02:21
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Up On The Hill
01:45
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Amnio
03:14
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Kindling
02:47
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Edge Of The FIeld
02:53
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Wandering
02:54
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End Of The Ending
02:20
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Emily Hall London, UK
Emily Hall is a composer, a violinist and a producer. Much of Emily Hall's music is formed from close creative relationships with singers, instrumentalists and writers and finding her own ways of using technology and live performance.
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I shall leave instructions that, upon my death, a solar-powered sound system be installed in my headstone. Activated by motion detectors, it shall play this music as people (and possibly foxes) walk by. That way, they can be cheered up in a suitably solemnic manner. You have to have something to look forward to.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “2020 Arrangements - Made In Lockdown”
A phenomenal work of art!
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Quick Sparrows Over the Black Earth
by Laura Cannell
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I like noise as much as anyone but sometimes the noise made by a single person is just totally awesome. Here's a case in point.
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Scatter My Ashes
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“Scatter My Ashes” exists at a crossroads between multiple styles, but emerges with something rich, textural, ambient, and riveting.
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On "The Source," composer Ted Hearne uses bureaucratic language and poetic chat transcripts to create an electronic opera that honors its subject matter.
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Roomful of Teeth
by Roomful of Teeth
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 18, 2015
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February Sounds
by Laura Cannell & Kate Ellis
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The first and last tracks make for effectively foreboding bookends, while the middle two offer a friendly glimmer. And it's really fun seeing how this monthly project plays out...
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