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needed that.

thank you, Friend. thank you

needed that. thank you, Friend. thank you

Ohh yais something lurks! Love the sound of that organ.  Gave me some Jan Hammer vibes early on but then it goes full cinemascope with those drawn out notes The deep booms and angelic pads sound so good too. Feels like a storm passing with the return of the 2note theme at the end.  So good! 

Ohh yais something lurks! Love the sound of that organ. Gave me some Jan Hammer vibes early on but then it goes full cinemascope with those drawn out notes :o The deep booms and angelic pads sound so good too. Feels like a storm passing with the return of the 2note theme at the end. So good!

"There is always a lighthouse, there's always a man, there's always a city."

This is a wonderful track, I very much like it.  The restraint and patience pays off and like all good dark ambient (if I may call it that) takes us away.  The late deep percussive hits entirely changed what I was hearing, from a kind of Bioshock imagining (thus the quote) to something a little more elder.  Very well done

"There is always a lighthouse, there's always a man, there's always a city." This is a wonderful track, I very much like it. The restraint and patience pays off and like all good dark ambient (if I may call it that) takes us away. The late deep percussive hits entirely changed what I was hearing, from a kind of Bioshock imagining (thus the quote) to something a little more elder. Very well done

Some deep sounds, great progression, a very rewarding piece for the listener.

Some deep sounds, great progression, a very rewarding piece for the listener.

I can't even pick apart the elements here - this whole track is amazing. It feels like it washes over you, almost to the point of suffocation. Brilliant.

I love the Dark City gif emily - perfect choice!

I can't even pick apart the elements here - this whole track is amazing. It feels like it washes over you, almost to the point of suffocation. Brilliant. [quote=emily]<3[/quote] I love the Dark City gif emily - perfect choice!

back for more....
perfect track for today

back for more.... perfect track for today

amazingly dynamic and flowing - captivating sounds that hold your attention while they evolve effortlessly. excellent echos!

amazingly dynamic and flowing - captivating sounds that hold your attention while they evolve effortlessly. excellent echos!

This is great, puts me in a good headspace. I listen to ambient like this often when I want to relax. I find it kind of hard to make, I too always want to add drums, and add more and more. It's too easy to add things. So respect what you did here, keeping it minimal and effective for what it is. A good interlude.
I am re-reading book 3 of Jeff Vandermeer's Southern Reach trilogy, where a lighthouse features prominently in Area X, a mysterious, perhaps alien and other dimensional place ... this song is perfect music for that lighthouse.

This is great, puts me in a good headspace. I listen to ambient like this often when I want to relax. I find it kind of hard to make, I too always want to add drums, and add more and more. It's too easy to add things. So respect what you did here, keeping it minimal and effective for what it is. A good interlude. I am re-reading book 3 of Jeff Vandermeer's Southern Reach trilogy, where a lighthouse features prominently in Area X, a mysterious, perhaps alien and other dimensional place ... this song is perfect music for that lighthouse.

Wonderful. Thick and dense and so many textures. You kept the drums nice and subtle, right where they needed to be. Those quiet high rhythms feel like shadows I see out of the corner of my eye...not quite there, trying to bring into focus. And that water...and the choir...yeah, chills on this one. Epic and beautiful and amazing and hopeful.

Needed a dose of this. Thank you.

Wonderful. Thick and dense and so many textures. You kept the drums nice and subtle, right where they needed to be. Those quiet high rhythms feel like shadows I see out of the corner of my eye...not quite there, trying to bring into focus. And that water...and the choir...yeah, chills on this one. Epic and beautiful and amazing and hopeful. Needed a dose of this. Thank you.

wow, I definitely needed this meditative soundscape. Thank you!

wow, I definitely needed this meditative soundscape. Thank you!

! What a scene. What a movie!

Always welcome

Thank you! I love that organ too. It's a very simple sound but has quite the mood.

And absolutely one of the most haunting parts of Bioshock imho, those words always give me goosebumps. Definitely a mood I was going for, glad it came across!

Thank you!

Thank you! That reminds me of the title of one of my fave songs by Ben Frost - "Forgetting You Is Like Breathing Water".

And welcome back

Thank you!

*SWOOON* ... I love that trilogy, I love that third book in particular. Goodness, the new book is out soon isn't it? Already? I need to check. Anyway, that sedate, surreal yet unsettled mood Vandermeer uses throughout  - awake and dreaming - definitely plays into a lot of things I try to make. Haunting, drifting just above the threshold of consciousness, the edge of reality and hallucination ... spooky. Very glad you enjoyed the song and felt it suited that book, I am humbled.

Thank you Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!

[quote=emily][img]https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fshots.filmschoolrejects.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2016%2F05%2Fgiphy-311.gif&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=6b3c098afd0773d1d9338d1e612d1fb640c562bfe0e8ab0df86e5b4dd230ca4e&ipo=images[/img] <3[/quote] <3! What a scene. What a movie! [quote=jwh]needed that. thank you, Friend. thank you [/quote] Always welcome <3 [quote=Tone Matrix]Ohh yais something lurks! Love the sound of that organ. Gave me some Jan Hammer vibes early on but then it goes full cinemascope with those drawn out notes :o The deep booms and angelic pads sound so good too. Feels like a storm passing with the return of the 2note theme at the end. So good! [/quote] Thank you! <3 I love that organ too. It's a very simple sound but has quite the mood. [quote=lament.config]"There is always a lighthouse, there's always a man, there's always a city." This is a wonderful track, I very much like it. The restraint and patience pays off and like all good dark ambient (if I may call it that) takes us away. The late deep percussive hits entirely changed what I was hearing, from a kind of Bioshock imagining (thus the quote) to something a little more elder. Very well done[/quote] And absolutely one of the most haunting parts of Bioshock imho, those words always give me goosebumps. Definitely a mood I was going for, glad it came across! [quote=Jason Nijjer]Some deep sounds, great progression, a very rewarding piece for the listener.[/quote] Thank you! [quote=MRDRCAT]I can't even pick apart the elements here - this whole track is amazing. It feels like it washes over you, almost to the point of suffocation. Brilliant. [/quote] Thank you! That reminds me of the title of one of my fave songs by Ben Frost - "Forgetting You Is Like Breathing Water". [quote=jwh]back for more.... perfect track for today[/quote] And welcome back <3 <3 <3 [quote=littlebigmosaic]amazingly dynamic and flowing - captivating sounds that hold your attention while they evolve effortlessly. excellent echos![/quote] Thank you! [quote=miraclemiles]This is great, puts me in a good headspace. I listen to ambient like this often when I want to relax. I find it kind of hard to make, I too always want to add drums, and add more and more. It's too easy to add things. So respect what you did here, keeping it minimal and effective for what it is. A good interlude. I am re-reading book 3 of Jeff Vandermeer's Southern Reach trilogy, where a lighthouse features prominently in Area X, a mysterious, perhaps alien and other dimensional place ... this song is perfect music for that lighthouse. [/quote] *SWOOON* ... I love that trilogy, I love that third book in particular. Goodness, the new book is out soon isn't it? Already? I need to check. Anyway, that sedate, surreal yet unsettled mood Vandermeer uses throughout - awake and dreaming - definitely plays into a lot of things I try to make. Haunting, drifting just above the threshold of consciousness, the edge of reality and hallucination ... spooky. Very glad you enjoyed the song and felt it suited that book, I am humbled. [quote=Paisleyfrog]Wonderful. Thick and dense and so many textures. You kept the drums nice and subtle, right where they needed to be. Those quiet high rhythms feel like shadows I see out of the corner of my eye...not quite there, trying to bring into focus. And that water...and the choir...yeah, chills on this one. Epic and beautiful and amazing and hopeful. Needed a dose of this. Thank you.[/quote] Thank you <3 <3 <3 Glad you enjoyed it! [quote=SQF]wow, I definitely needed this meditative soundscape. Thank you! [/quote] Thank you! <3