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Books
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City
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Fences
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Letterbox
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Grass
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Festival
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Carpet
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Room
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Keys
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Fireplace
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Drama
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Norvik
Norvik is the musical project of Hong Kong-based artist Gabriel Chan.
His favorite thing to do is creating soundtracks to non-existent films.
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Inspires by Judith Schalansky’s “Atlas of Remote Islands,” “Isolari” builds worlds with gentle keys and ominous drones.
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The Undivided Five
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The death of the friend shaped the direction of the duo's nuanced and delicate ambient album.
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El Arte de lo Posible
by Fer Isella
Improvisations with sound artist Ulises Conti spurred this Argentinian composer to write these adventurous, reflective piano pieces.
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The End of Medicine (Original Score)
by Aaron Martin
Kansas-based cellist and composer constructs stirring string arrangements for Alex Lockwood's documentary on zoonotic diseases.
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The music on “Costero” is slow and tender, soft twinkles of piano wreathed by gentle strings.
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Three Sisters
by Christopher Marlow Bolton
Moving piano compositions from Melbourne’s Christopher Marlow Bolton, “Three Sisters” is as touching as a silent-movie romance.
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Climate scientist makes suitably airy sounds, ethereal, cinematic, and nostalgic - like Boards of Canada sans beats.
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