Katharina Schmidt * Deepspace * NRV
Katharina Schmidt helps you fall asleep on her release on Slaapwel Records, Deepspace explores the Blue Dunes from Mars, while NRV demonstrates that beauty can be seen in seemingly ordinary landscapes.
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Andrew Sherwell * Ciro Berenguer
Music that wraps around you like a blanket: Andrew Sherwell‘s ‘Above Below’, and Ciro Berenguer‘s ‘Bruma’.
Max Ananyev * Danny Clay
Max Ananyev charts mysterious waters * Danny Clay helps you fall asleep with his release on Slaapwel Records.
Sonmi451 – Ruis
The Slaapwel label, specialised in music to fall asleep to, is becoming more collectible with every release.
The previous (six) releases were all very beautiful (package ánd music-wise) and perfectly fitted the purpose they were created for: dozing away quietly, listening to music that is ‘interesting and boring at the same time’.
Among the previous performers were Peter Broderick, Greg Haines, Machinefabriek + Soccer Committee and Jasper TX. (check [here] for some Slaapwel-reviews on ambientblog.net).
This seventh release in this remarkable series is this one, called “Ruis” by Somni451.
Peter Broderick – Music for a Sleeping Sculpture…
Earlier this weekend, the Belgian label Slaapwel (Sleep Well) presented their first labelnight in Leuven, Belgium.
To my regret, I was not able to be there – although I’m a big fan of Slaapwel’s sleep inducing catalogue.
And, looking at the venue for this special night (including breakfast) it must have been very special indeed:
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Greg Haines – Komarovo
Compared to earlier releases on “Slaapwel Records” (Sleep Well Records – the Belgian label dedicated to Music to Fall Asleep To), Komarovo may be the hardest one to fall asleep to, simply because of its dynamic range.
For this 30 minute piece, Greg Haines used sound recordings from a Berlin performance, including piano, tape recorders and the impressive sound of the Grünewaldkirche church organ.