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Second album for Grant Summer
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After weed music is a dreamy album made out of random loops from the huge sound library of Time Time Machine Machine.
As the title suggests, listen it in relaxing times
“Simply” is the second album from the “Summer’s project” by E. Summer.
After the success of the first album “Music made out of music” E. Summer is back with more classic ambient tracks. “Simply” puts plenty of focus on both together highlights tone and atmosphere but it is more strictly concerned with structure and technique compared with “Music made out of music”.
Abstract is one of the key of this album. More specifically, it’s abstract expressionism like color and shape on a paint, here fill sounds and textures.
Something particular about the cover. Every track has a different cover but all related with the main album’s one.
Grant Summer is the first artist behind the “Summer’s project”. Further info about it soon on these pages
From synthesized patterns melting into intense pads, ethereal dub lines blending with glitch, gentle electronica and a certain neo-classical aesthetics, “Music made out of music” paints new grounds and plays with textures to achieve a soothing and swirling dive in experience for the listener.
This album is based to a video installation at the Tokyo forum of modern art shown on April 1st 2016.
Here the video
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gUdwtWJ4Ao
Grey is not a color.
Born in Tokyo, his sounds comes from the 80’s. Old Logos is a series of “concept albums” about old TV and VHS logos mixed by synths and old machines for a nostalgic listening of the 80’s ambient music. Does it make any sense?