Today I went on a musical trip. It started with that track, which is so eerieyou could listen to it on loop without even noticing. I like those three chords that are repetitive because they fit together, I enjoy the deep sound in the background which is giving the track a mysterious taste. It’s so quiet but so full at the same time, I tihnk that’s what you can call some ambient music but to its max. It’s inspiring as well and light and, to me, lots of pastels are involved (pink, very light blue, some very light green, emerging from a light grey background. This song is almost transparent and very airy to me. And I liked it.
So, I’ve digged a little bit more, and I came accross Carina Sayles. Same vibe, same gentle harmonies and rythms, same musical trip, same delicate crafting.
Cindy Savalas is a little bit more clubby, and the video is quite creepy but also well made (please jump directly to 4′47 if you don’t believe me, that girl is beautiful but so obscure at the same time, my brain doesn’t know what to do with it)I love the part starting at 6′43 which is all metallic to me.
John Lee Roche starts as a hippie track, but turns out to be a weird mixtures of drums and sounds (that I love).
I admire Palmbomen for the creativity and the sensibility that he is bringing into his work, I thought it was definitely worth the share. It’s like meditative transcendental music for your ears and soul.