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Probably Hawai'i
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Not to Harp On It
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Organ Breath
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Gravity Wave
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Shimmer
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Parting Sky
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An Chord
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Siren and the Sea Los Angeles, California
Songwriter, and producer, Siren and the Sea (Cristina Cano) is no stranger to lush composition, mesmerizing vocals, and bold lyrical songwriting. Siren and the Sea’s emphasis on textural synth work shines in a seemingly underwater realm.
Siren and the Sea recommends:
Dive 1: Refraction
by Sumner James, Robert Chamberlain, Volcano Lazerbeam, & Saroon
Features my side project Volcano Lazerbeam
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Gravity Wave”
It was nice to discover new kids on the ambient block Bathysphere Records this week, and it seems they've hit the ground running, with this their fifth release in as many months. So if you want a gently winding, far-reaching journey through the ambient electronic condition, that will sound great soundtracking all sorts of Sunday inactivity then look no further than the new Fog Net LP.
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Prophet Collider
by Alan Graves
supported by 14 fans who also own “Gravity Wave”
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Gravity Wave”
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At Scaramouche
by Shabason & Krgovich
Smooth jazz pop with witty slice of life lyricism will bring to mind wandering around the mall in 1987.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 1, 2022
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