Simon McCorry Stroud, UK
Part Indian part British “cellist sound-sculptor of ambiguous environments”
images by Mayuko Takeda & Suki Mok
Simon McCorry recommends:
Over and Over Until We Forget Where We Were
by Slow Clinic
Engaging textures from Slow Clinic
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Wolf Soundscapes
by Melissa Pons
Beautiful field recordings of the habitat of Iberian wolves
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The Alchemist’s Muse
by Andrew Heath
supported by 7 fans who also own “Live at Brunel Goods Shed April 2019”
This is an achingly, beautiful album, Andrew! It's seamless in its steady flow, and the moments of space you create (the notes you don't play) are just as important as the notes you do play. A study in patience and melancholy. I'm mesmerised upon each and every listen. At times, it's reminiscent of Eno's 'Music for Airports', with an occasional nod to Harold Budd, but the sonic world you've created is wholly unto itself. Music to lose yourself in and to. Sound catharsis. Incredibly inspiring!
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Arcadia
by Andrew Heath
supported by 6 fans who also own “Live at Brunel Goods Shed April 2019”
A little gift ... so many details and spot-on instrumentation ; it's a mind blowing soundtrack, it's about life, matters, environment. Captured and textured so well, piano guidance, crystal clear 'less is more' making it all the way to reflection and emotion. Stunning release!
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i=r
by Lorenzo Masotto
Tender and beautiful piano compositions from Lorenzo Masotto where notes flutter down like a gentle snowfall.
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Hand in mine
by Nebel lang
Piano compositions as hushed and gentle as new-fallen snow, with melodies that crystalize slowly & beautifully.
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