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Existentially, this mix is a meditation on mortality, a fear of death (own and dear ones) and simultaneously a latent desire to shortcut the earthly path. A kind of aural Maranasati, just prettier and less scary, or a reading from Seneca’s letters, but non-verbal and less moralizing. Kicking off with the sound of clay burial urns captured by Simon Whetham, it is centered around Sufjan Stevens’ lament to his late mother, which opens the gates of an "afterlife" that begins with a narrative from a Russian animation about seeing [signs and] wonders in mundanity and finding a waltz pattern in flashing street lights, followed by a limbo of Melanie De Biasio’s consolation to her own mother, and rounded off by a succession of heavenly piano music dissolving in the sounds of Latvian nature.
1.
Christina Kubisch - Sechs Spiegel
2.
Simon Whetham - From The Mouths Of Clay
3.
Miguel Isaza - Oda Al Diente De León
4.
John Tilbury & Oren Ambarchi - The Just Reproach Part 2
5.
πEnsemble - Într-un Ivaș
6.
Karen Gwyer - Hippie Fracca
7.
Alexander Knaifel - The Song Of The Most Holy Theotokos
8.
Lovozero - Domoy
9.
Ian William Craig - A Slight Grip, A Gentle Hold (Pt. I)
10.
Tikhie Kamni - Khibiny
11.
Absnt - Holding It All
12.
Richard Ginns - Gentle Resolve
13.
Robert Fripp - Red Two Scorer
14.
Folkhälsan ft. Matti T - Aeon
15.
Sufjan Stevens - Fourth Of July
16.
Foresteppe - A Boy & An Elk
w/ Foresteppe - Golden Hair
17.
Ryuichi Sakamoto, Illuha & Taylor Deupree - Movement, 2
18.
Mélanie De Biasio - With All My Love
19.
Bing & Ruth - Reflector
20.
Qluster - Il Campanile
21.
Andrejs Eigus - Kaņieris