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Ornament is collaboration between artists Joe Creighton & Simon Polinski. Previous works of these artists yielded Creighton's classic album"Holywell" and more recently "Falling Again" & Polinski's "Hesius Dome" The Age of Steam and Farewll Waltz releases on Psy-Harmonics. This their debut album, bleu, is a lush sensory overload of deep intelligent ambient music that ebbs and flows with emotion, taking you to new places that are yet all so familiar, displaying a maturitity in their production making it an ideal listening treat for yesterday, today and tomorrow.
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CY-002
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CD
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$14.00
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Record Label:
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Cyan Music
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Style: Chill Out / Ambient
Price Includes postage worldwide
Track ListingElgarhythms
Hypernicus
The Jesse Tree
Bleu
To Love is To Laugh (Overture)
To Love is To Laugh
Yehuvaroom (Overture)
Yehuvaroom
Ambeyond
There is no doubt about the pedigree of talent these two have to offer as is evident in their backgrounds.
Joe Creighton - Bass Player and vocalist for artists such as Black Sorrows, Kylie Minogue, John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John, Lee Kernaghan, Tania Kernaghan, Kate Ceberano, Boz Scaggs, Ray Charles and more recently with his own band 'The Revelators' with James Black & Joe Camilleri.
Simon Polinski, as composer, engineer, producer and bass player for artists such as The Church, Paul Kelly, Ollie Olsen, Tim Finn, Yothu Yindi, George Telek , David Bridie, My Friend the Chocolate Cake and with music scores such as In a Savage Land, Idiot Box and most recently The Man Who Sued God.
You can listen to samples of selected tracks @ www.joe.creighton.com
Review Courtesy of http://www.yogamusicreviews.com
If you just can't handle yet another album of Nutra-sweetened Indian grooves or "healing" zen flutes to accompany your practice, this fine release by Australian psychedelic ambient label, Cyan Music, might be for you. Completely lacking in "new age" or ethnic sounds - this is original music that's beautiful, cliche-free and truly exotic.
Ornament's "Bleu is an album of subtle beauty" revealing it's essence only after many sessions. For several weeks after I got my copy, I eagerly looked forward to unwinding with it at the end of each day. With headphones and a spiritual book in hand, I'd crawl into bed and soon be comforted by the smooth acoustic grooves and swelling musical tides. I discovered many quiet whispers, pristine views and buried treasures inside 'Bleu'. Exhausted after my long day and finally content, I'd drift effortlessly off to sleep hopefully remembering to remove my headphones.
The album features a prominent double-bass, soft electric guitar jams and enough real instruments to appeal to fans of psychedelic rock, or jam-band music. The Jesse Tree is brilliant, jazzy foray into nowhere with a super silky flow perfect for asana practice. To Love is to Laugh is a beautiful sky-scraping gem with a voice sample whispering untold secrets of the North Pole, and cultural rituals of the Eskimo people. Ambeyond is the final beatless ascent into harmonic heaven.
Tempo and Energy:
This album has slow, relaxing beats, mellow cord-changes and plodding acoustic grooves that don't suggest dancing, but rather daydreaming or easy physical motion. The cover photography shows frozen landscapes and snow-flocked forests " suggesting a pristine, wintery kind of feeling. This image fits the music " as I could feel like I'm like sliding gracefully across an ice pond in some tracks, and blissfully hibernating inside a thick sleeping bag during others. The music is versatile and well-designed enough to compliment the wide spectrum of activities from lazily chilling out, socializing with a few close friends, or vinyasa.
Suitable for:
Quiet time and quality relaxation. For me it sounds best on a lazy Saturday or Sunday morning before and during gentle yoga practice. This is elegant, timeless music that many chillers, healers and yoga freaks will probably resonate with.
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