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American musician and producer Myles Cochran has an enviable wealth of music crafting tools at his disposal, with a small studio in Devon and a larger facility in France. A quick look at the equipment list found on his website sees an amazing amount of producing gear and instruments, which makes this instrumental set all the more impressive in its admirable use of space and its restraint. Cochran is a diverse and experienced artist with as much an eye for detail and the nuts and bolts of music-making as technical ability and flair and this combines sweetly on Unsung. Immediate examples of this balance are September 7th and The Light There, both of which utilise advanced technology to stitch together a sonic tapestry of patient innovative playing. 

Opener September 7th introduces things with the subtlest of percussion and the occasional piano note blending with sparse guitar melodies and picked chords. The use of space here is key to the mood of the piece, which is mysterious and quite serious and although there is clearly plenty happening, all layered with the precision of electronic music, it is the lightness of touch and quiet assurance that is notable.

Tracks:  
01 September 7th
02 Crab of Many Shells
03 The Light There
04 Early Dark (Springtime Remix)
05 Momentary
06 The Window
07 Love Is As Beautiful As Pizza
08 Early Dark
09 Churrito
10 Nevertheless
11 All Other Routes
12 Translucent
13 It's Like This It's Like That

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZJkJvtSp9g