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Moonrise
07:26
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Moonset
05:25
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Moonchild
06:08
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Moonset (Short Version)
02:42
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Lunar Eclipse
06:29
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Moonset (Proto)
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Aythar Budapest, Hungary
Aythar is a Hungarian space-ambient & electronic music composer at Carpe Sonum Records (US) and Txt Recordings (UK) and
Fantasy Enhancing (UK) record labels.
The musical direction of Pete Namlook’s and Tetsu Inoue’s works had a great impact on his music. Aythar would like to follow their footsteps with his own unique style.
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Woah, what comp! Every track on here is deserving of attention. But this one track stood out to me the most. The Lying Children seem to have a unique sound, its very intriguing! It was also nice hearing vocals on a ambient track! Defiantly going to look more into these guys!
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Space travel via MO-DU - Ras Hammel, other worldly. Specta Ciera also delivering a short, yet beautiful arrangement. Herne - Laguz = <3
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A multisensory, meditative ambient delight with undertones of dub and techno, contrasting structured beats with airy synth melodies.
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Lullabies for the Synthetic Sleep
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A soothing, yet stimulating, set of ambient-adjacent electronic tracks influenced by ’80s Japanese new age music and euclidian music theory.
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“An homage to the arpeggio,” the tracks on “Kojjio” layer irresistible hooks across sprightly blips of synth.
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supported by 44 fans who also own “Moonset EP”
No-nonsense selection of quality ambient/drone tracks, each crafted using unique recipe. Some are pastoral, some are more spacey, plenty of them utilize damaged field recs and warm, organic textures. This field is pretty crowded, but this release stands out for sure. Good for a night listen.
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