Released in 1978, Harold Budd’s The Pavilion of Dreams is a landmark in the development of ambient and minimalist music. Blurring the Read More
Another Green World by Brian Eno: An Exploration of Sound and Space Released in 1975, Another Green World marked a turning point in Read More
Released in 1985, this singular composition of 61 minutes serves as a seamless, immersive soundscape, reflecting Eno’s philosophy of ambient music as a Read More
There’s a certain art to creating music that doesn’t demand attention, but still lingers like a ghost in the room. Read More
In 2019, the HBO miniseries “Chernobyl” not only captivated audiences with its harrowing depiction of one of the most catastrophic nuclear disasters in Read More
“Sakura,” released in 2000, marks an important milestone in the eclectic discography of the late Japanese artist Susumu Yokota. This record, characterized by Read More
Born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya, Joseph Kamaru, better known by his stage name KMRU, is an acclaimed sound artist and producer. Read More
Born on October 27, 1940, in New York City, Julius Eastman was a composer, pianist, vocalist, and dancer who left a significant, if underappreciated, Read More
Laraaji: The Eternal Sound of Light and Laughter Bandcamp Website Spotify Laraaji doesn’t just make music—he radiates it. His work Read More
Harold Budd, the renowned American ambient and avant-garde composer, was born on May 24, 1936, in Los Angeles, California. Budd’s musical journey is Read More
