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Label: Two Acorns
Release date: 2014
Source: WEB
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 128 MB
Genre: Electronic
Style: Ambient

Tracklist:
01 Circle routes
02 (12.5.12) Making tea over a rocket launch
03 In plum and magenta
04 (12.21.12) On the Shinkansen leaving Kyoto
05 Tangent lines
06 (12.20.12) Back in Kawaramachi, Kyoto
07 Equal to moments of completion
08 (4.8.13) A morning
09 Wishes to prolong
10 (4.8.13) An evening.
11 Attempts to make time pass differently
12 Attempts to make time pass differently (Extended bonus track)

Hill towns and empty mountains pass by, but the smoothness of the train blurs the view, and it’s easier than ever to fall asleep in the low morning sunlight coming in through the train’s windows. We’re sleeping, or staring out at the cities and landscapes; it’s easy to imagine the sound, and connect it with these events. There’s a contrast and connection between this reality and imagination. They’re separate, but happening simultaneously. On a walk through the crowded streets of Kyoto, or a half-asleep morning, what was it like? Later, what do you remember?

During a walk home one evening, I stopped on top of the street with a view over the train tracks, passed the intersection across from Mini Stop and the bakery, and went up the hill into the our neighborhood. There’s a particular sound when you step on the entrance grate by the doorway, and when opening the mailbox. Someday, I won’t be in these same places again, and for now, this is what they sound like. Even these minor moments are important when you look back on the memory, and then look out from this overlook, seeing the city lights blinking in the distance.

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Artist: Celer
Title Of Album: Zigzag
Year Of Release: 5 mar 2014
Label: Spekk / KK: 027 / Edition with bonus disc
Genre: Ambient
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 106:47 min
Total Size: 244 mb

The music had a strong persistence, and while the listener can drift away from following it consciously, the rhythm stays grounded. In it there is something human, like a heartbeat.
At the time I had the idea to use this inspiration with my own music, giving the music a tempo, and a new pathway in a forward direction. I created Zigzag, and agreed to release the album through Spekk, but after several years, the project was delayed, and I went on to other projects, and the initial inspiration and concept disappeared.
In the summer of 2013, I found out that my wife and I would have our first child. Around this time, plans began to come together for the release of Zigzag. After missing the first few doctor’s appointments, I was finally able to attend, and for the first time heard the baby’s heartbeat. It seemed like such a fateful connection between the baby and the music. When new life begins, everything points toward the future.

Tracklist:
1. Zigzag (48:47)
1. Untitled (29:03)
2. Untitled (29:00)

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Artist: Celer
Title Of Album: Voyeur
Year Of Release: 23 dec 2013
Label: Humming Conch / Conch009
Genre: Ambient, Drone, Experimental
Quality: Flac
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 00:33:12
Total Size: 99 mb

Tracklist:
1. Opening Titles (Before Morning) 02:28
2. Bitter Light and Anticipating a Day Heat (The Isolated) 03:02
3. The Spilling; Romantic Goodbye (The Lovers) 03:01
4. Meticulous and Exact Methods of an Exhausted Dreamer (A Rooftop Hour) 03:09
5. Binoculars, a Telephone, and Fear (The Note) 04:03
6. Intermission (Afternoon, Don’t End) 02:44
7. Guiding Lights (Split-screen Comparison) 02:56
8. Bass Punctures (The Pressure Urge) 02:06
9. Lofty Swells (An Impending Advance) 03:02
10. Impossible Escape (The Amicable Understanding) 04:09
11. Finale (After Midnight) 02:29

A few years ago I was commissioned by a film company in California to create a musical score for a film inspired by the Hitchcock 1954 film Rear Window, but with a more surrealist, two-sided viewer plot. As filming hadn’t begun, I was given the screenplay and timeline, and asked to make specific music that might fit with the themes in those pages, which also included an overture, intermission, and exit music. I recorded the music at home and in a studio provided by the film company in Silverlake, California, and finished a week before the first draft deadline was to be submitted. Surprisingly, before I even delivered any of the music, I was informed that the entire project was cancelled. Several years later, the score for the film of the same title is finally seeing the light of day. It is available on vinyl in an edition of 300 copies by the label Humming Conch from Berlin, with cover art by Peter Lograsso.

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