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A Conjuring of Refuge
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What goes on beneath surface appearances? Or, how I invested in the story teller and not the in story. The facts, laid bare, will reveal only one side. Hey, it is wide open. Cool.
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A daydream is a curious thing all right,
I wonder where it goes at night?
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"...the genre has to be Contemplative ambient! (In the style of William Basinski, Brian Eno, Morton Feldman)" was the idea behind or the theme so to speak for the compositions. I was having a hard time coming up with something and I realized my feelings about racism and injustice were not "ambient" in nature at all! So, I appealed to the person in charge and he gave me more freedom. So, this piece is reflective of that.
Please go over to the AEMC Bandcamp page and check it out! There is some great tracks on it and all of the proceeds are going to the Black Lives Matter cause. over $200 so far!
https://aemc.bandcamp.com/album/communal-music-vol-6
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Late Cowboy Sermon
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J Schlesselman / Wonderland Moves Productions California
My approach to music is simple:
1, All sounds are none other than Buddha's speech & musical.
2.Break the
rules.
3 All dissonance is self-resolving
4.Any tempo is variable and all rhythms are also buoyant and malleable.
5.The musical sky is wide open without limits.
And that is about it really. I'm an old dude living in Marin County, California, USA.
But my real home is Earth.
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