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Low Strung
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120
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Latitude
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A-tsóo
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The Bear
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Aweigh
02:13
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In the Bardo
02:25
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Escheat
04:22
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Bedding
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Northwest Passage
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Weaver
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Wide Out San Francisco, California
slinging spacious sounds
Wide Out releases indie rock / soul as part of their Side series.
For ambient / downtempo, they shift into Something Slow with their Reel series.
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So much emotion is shot through the sparse and beautiful notes of this album. 'parentes' is masterful.
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There's dishes needing washing, kids put to bed, but I'm too wrapped up in the fucking beauty of this album. Gorgeous delicate ambient ribbons rolling softly in the sunlit breeze. Bubbles over summer daisies. Let me shut up. And you just listen to this.
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A whole universe drifting from speakers and settling in the air like a fog, leaving an almost tangible difference to the space it occupies
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Ambalek does it again. Such a great ambient musician.
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