1. |
Cinnamon
03:30
|
|||
2. |
Lacrimator
04:13
|
|||
3. |
Blue Hour
03:48
|
|||
4. |
Maria
03:22
|
|||
5. |
Honey
01:50
|
|||
6. |
Slumberhouse
03:37
|
|||
7. |
Forest Instance
02:38
|
|||
8. |
Third Places
02:57
|
|||
9. |
Ripley
02:36
|
Slow Haste Portland, Maine
Slow Haste is the electronic music project of Daniel Juergens based in Portland, ME.
If you like Slow Haste, you may also like:
supported by 46 fans who also own “Cinnamon”
i had this shit on my wishlist for a long ass time. this one of the ambient records i think r fire!
go to album
Sycamore Tape
by Various Artists
supported by 46 fans who also own “Cinnamon”
one of my favorite recent discoveries. love how the tracks are untitled, you just stop thinking of any context and experience music purely
go to album
supported by 45 fans who also own “Cinnamon”
Whenever I feel like I need to take some time to calm down. I can just put on my Elin Piel album . magic stuff.
go to album
Jasper Ewing brings all manner of electronic equipment to his bright, jittery songs, resulting in tiny, sparkling melodic wonders.
go to album
Odyssey Five (STRTEP044)
by Starkey
Philadelphia's Starkey operates in his own head-spinning sonic universe, blending laser-like pinpricks of sound with tripping rhythms.
go to album
From North Carolina, 6wx_o unveils an EP of dazzling analog synth music, with melodies alternately soothing & mysterious.
go to album
Compilation Vol. 2
by Mystery Circles
supported by 45 fans who also own “Cinnamon”
Somehow this one seems more abstract than the previous MC comps, maybe relying more on textures, moods and space than, say, melody. There is melody, of course, sorry my thoughts aren't concise. In any event, with Mystery Circles you can always expect a finely curated selection of tracks that will have you adding to your favorite new artists to follow. No track here is over 4 minutes! Actually, the longest two tracks clock in at 3:39. Impressive.
go to album
