Open Window Sessions : Snowsleep

Snowsleep : Open Window Sessions.
Mediative ambient, electronic and post-rock.

This is a very experimental album. There are a large number of field recordings which were subsequently layered on each other almost without processing. Almost all of these recordings were made by setting of a stereo-microphone in the open window, to get noises from the street. This is evidenced by the album title itself. Stylistically, the album is a mix of post-rock, ambient and lo-fi drone.

Songs:

1. Calling
2. Breathing
3. Walking
4. Staring
5. Slumbering

Listen to: the entire album.

License Mediative ambient, electronic and post-rock by Snowsleep for your project.
Play the music of Snowsleep in your restaurant or store.

Release date: 06/20/2016
Snowsleep lives in Hamburg Germany

Tagged as: Ambient, Experimental, Electronica, Chillout

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