Krysalisound Italy
Label active from 2010 to 2023.
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by tsone
supported by 18 fans who also own “He remembers there were gardens”
Magical stuff, perfect to work and read and hang to.
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Faintly Recollected
by Ian Hawgood & Danny Norbury
supported by 18 fans who also own “He remembers there were gardens”
Let's put it this way- this is simply one of our favourite works ever!...A collection of variations on a theme that drift by, perfuming the air, or that stop a moment to whisper you a story. Evocative in its sparse beauty, We are sure this will been the permanent playlist always, right alongside Arvo Part's "Alina" and offthesky's "Silent went the Sea" ....ss/tm/am
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supported by 18 fans who also own “He remembers there were gardens”
Goccia, it's mixing faded recollection from the artist's life and strong memories of the listener, shaping these two halves of lives into a unique imaginary beyond comprehension. Goccia, it's two fragments of reality put together into one dream strongly marked by liturgical features, hinting that the unknown must be a part of our existence to be complete. Goccia, it's a permanent surprise teaching us that the unexpected can be the most beautiful gift if you welcome it like an old friend.
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Architectural Reverb
by Alejandro Morse
Designed to mirror the reverence of meditative spaces, the gentle ambient tracks on the new LP from Alejandro Morse envelop you.
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Various Thoughts and Places
by 't Geruis
An exercise in finding the balance between the beauty and the broken, the latest from ’t Geruis wanders gentle soundscapes.
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the pause in you
by Lyndsie Alguire
Beautiful piano-based compositions from this Montréal musician, where each melody feels like a contented sigh.
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supported by 18 fans who also own “He remembers there were gardens”
Even if he says otherwise, Ian Hawgood is super prolific and incredibly talented in not only his own releases, but in collaborations and with the heart & soul put into the labels he's run over the years. Saying all that, this is a more recent favorite release of Ian's: peaceful, deceivingly simple (yet not!) piano works that is personal, elegant and graceful in its warmth and presentation. Plus it's for a wonderful cause. Get it!!
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