created by and through the courtesy of Hollan Holmes |
I am excited to bring you another beautifully curated mix from Paul Asbury Seaman. Anyone who has been to this blog in the last couple of years should be familiar with Paul's excellent mixes. The most recent of which was a train mix from a couple of months ago...
http://lowlightmixes.blogspot.com/2019/03/places-ive-never-beenode-to-high-speed.html
This collection of tunes is a tribute to one of Paul's favorite artists, Hollan Holmes.
https://hollanholmes.bandcamp.com/
Here's what Paul has to say about this mix:
“The Hearts of Space radio program wasn’t named after Hollan Holmes, but it could have been. His music is infused with both awe and a tenderness not often found in space music, which is all the more impressive given that he uses no acoustic instruments. This mix, in honor of Holmes’s soon-to-be-released seventh album, includes two tracks by Richard Burmer, a primary influence on Holmes, and two by fellow Spotted Peccary artist, Massergy. (Note: Cover artwork for this mix was created by and through the courtesy of Hollan Holmes, from his forthcoming album, MILESTONES.)”
Thanks Paul!
Cheers!
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T R A C K L I S T :
- 00:00 Hollan Holmes - Darkness and Light(Prayer to the Energy 2017)
- 05:00 Richard Burmer - Solarsex(Mosaic 1984)
- 10:30 Hollan Holmes - That Ephemeral Spark(Prayer the the Energy 2017)
- 17:46 Richard Burmer - Winter on the Wind(Mosaic 1984)
- 21:54 Hollan Holmes - A Precarious Trajectory(Phase Shift 2013)
- 27:35 Massergy - Cold White Smoke(Fire Opal 2019)
- 36:15 Stellardrone - Breathe In The Light(Between The Rings 2017)
- 40:56 Massergy - The Shepherdess(Fire Opal 2019)
- 50:42 Hollan Holmes - Enduro(The Spirits of Starlight 2014)
- 57:12 Hollan Holmes - Interstellar Lullaby(Incandescent 2015)
- 62:45 end
2 comments:
I've just released my first album and it's got a few tracks I think your readers might like. You, or they, can check it out here:
https://redswanmusic.bandcamp.com/album/studies-for-digital-computer
Nice mix and the concept is nice, original 80s space music mixed with its modern disciples. But I think Seaman should review his titles when he is done with his mixes. No all of this is "Gentle", Holmes' themes evolve into nearly hysterical variations. Reminds of his "Ode" and "Floating through Moonlight", good mixes only half-represented by name.
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