really great quiet / folk / field recordings mix, some of which I couldn't identify and most of which I wasn't familiar with prior to listening. Most of the listed artists I found on Bandcamp, Internet Archive has a really cool free download of Charles Laughton narrating excerpts from Night of The Hunter w/ Walter Schumann's orchestration from an out of print LP.
1. field recording 2. Hana Stretton: The Thrill of Loneliness (also sounds as if recorded outside at night or near an open window) 3.brief field recording (sounds like part of the same as mix opening) 4. ??? 5. Walter Schumann: Pearl's Dream (classic, from original Night of The Hunter) 6. Ruth Garbus: Sleep Baby 7. Aki Tsuyuko: Noel's Organ 8. The Fleetwoods: Tragedy 9. Svitlana Nianio: Episode 3 10. ??? (thought this was a Blue Divers track but wasn't able to match it w/ my vinyl unless it's an excerpt I missed) 11. Chris Weisman: Sound of The Summer (another artist from Battleboro, VT like Ruth Garbus!) 12. ??? brief electronic piece 13. ??? possibly two separate artists combined, instrumental ambient plus spoken word. Very dream narration-like
4. is 'i closed my eyes' by hiroki kikuta from the secret of mana soundtrack. 10. is an unmixed, unmastered and unreleased blue riders track called 'rain ride' that will hopefully be on an album one day (a bit of a one-off spin off blue divers band). 12. and 13. are one track - it's 'in knots' by witness k, from their self titled album, a band that played at my place of work and were awesome
@bluediversPlease don't let Blue Riders / Blue Divers stuff fall under the radar (I follow Blue Divers and purchased your vinyl, but I'm always afraid I'm missing something because as much as people record with other bands and side projects, they are just as frequently not announced, so it's the digital equivalent of crate digging going down rabbit holes to find the bands that connect the musicians we love). Any recording artists in your neck of the world you'd recommend I'm always keen to hear.
Also, I genuinely look forward to your next mix whenever that is. Really enjoyed the chill factor as well as the high discovery of previously known artists.
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really great quiet / folk / field recordings mix, some of which I couldn't identify and most of which I wasn't familiar with prior to listening. Most of the listed artists I found on Bandcamp, Internet Archive has a really cool free download of Charles Laughton narrating excerpts from Night of The Hunter w/ Walter Schumann's orchestration from an out of print LP.
1. field recording
2. Hana Stretton: The Thrill of Loneliness (also sounds as if recorded outside at night or near an open window)
3.brief field recording (sounds like part of the same as mix opening)
4. ???
5. Walter Schumann: Pearl's Dream (classic, from original Night of The Hunter)
6. Ruth Garbus: Sleep Baby
7. Aki Tsuyuko: Noel's Organ
8. The Fleetwoods: Tragedy
9. Svitlana Nianio: Episode 3
10. ??? (thought this was a Blue Divers track but wasn't able to match it w/ my vinyl unless it's an excerpt I missed)
11. Chris Weisman: Sound of The Summer (another artist from Battleboro, VT like Ruth Garbus!)
12. ??? brief electronic piece
13. ??? possibly two separate artists combined, instrumental ambient plus spoken word. Very dream narration-like
4. is 'i closed my eyes' by hiroki kikuta from the secret of mana soundtrack. 10. is an unmixed, unmastered and unreleased blue riders track called 'rain ride' that will hopefully be on an album one day (a bit of a one-off spin off blue divers band). 12. and 13. are one track - it's 'in knots' by witness k, from their self titled album, a band that played at my place of work and were awesome
@bluedivers Please don't let Blue Riders / Blue Divers stuff fall under the radar (I follow Blue Divers and purchased your vinyl, but I'm always afraid I'm missing something because as much as people record with other bands and side projects, they are just as frequently not announced, so it's the digital equivalent of crate digging going down rabbit holes to find the bands that connect the musicians we love). Any recording artists in your neck of the world you'd recommend I'm always keen to hear.
Also, I genuinely look forward to your next mix whenever that is. Really enjoyed the chill factor as well as the high discovery of previously known artists.