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Floating Points
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From dance to electronica to jazz! Sam Shepard, the UK’s proud music maestro Floating Points, finally joins the Late Night Tales series! Opening with an exclusive ambient by Sarah Davachi, Carlos Walker’s saudade and guitar blends with the first half of the album, which is sure to be a masterpiece. The first half of the album features psychedelic songs including “Glowin’,” a 1969 psychedelic classic by The Rationals, “Express Your Love” by Sweet & Innocent, a favorite among 7-inch collectors, and “Chains” by William S. Fischer, which sounds like a spiritual jazz arranged by Serge Gainsbourg. The second half of the story opens with Kara-Lis Coverdale’s meditative drone, as if returning to the beginning of the album.A beautiful new age world unfolds where Azimuth’s synths fit in well, and after an exclusive cover of Kenny Wheeler by Toshimaru Nakamura and Floating Points, one of the best midnight stories in the series comes to an end. Here is a masterful mix that is so much to discover and so immersive that you forget to find anything else. Includes commentary / Imported CD with domestic specs / Includes DL code for unmixed tracks.
Tracklisting:
01. Sarah Davachi – Untitled
live in Portland (Excerpt) (Exclusive track)
02. Carlos Walker – Via Lactea
03. The Rationals – Glowin’
04. William S. Fischer – Chains
05. Max Roach – Equipoise
06. Abu Talib (Bobby Wright) – Blood Of An American
07. Sweet & Innocent – Express Your Love
08. Robert Vanderbilt & The Foundation of Souls – A Message Especially From God
09. The Defaulters – Gentle Man
10. Alain Bellaiche – Sun Blues
11. Alain Bellaiche – Sea Fluorescent
12. Kara-Lis Coverdale – Moments In Love (Excerpt)
13. Azimuth – The Tunnel
14. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – Milk (Excerpt)
15. Toshimaru Nakamura – Nimb#59 (Exclusive track)
16. Floating Points – The Sweet Time Suite
Part I – Opening (Exclusive Kenny Wheeler cover version)
17. Lauren Laverne – Ah! Why
Because The Dazzling Sun (Exclusive spoken word piece)
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