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Grading Honey
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No Smooth Planes
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Not On The Cards Anymore
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Epiphyte
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Soft Orange
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Chorus Petals
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Crossing
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Moths
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Jet Jaguar Wellington, New Zealand
New Zealand downbeat electronic producer Michael Upton, releasing under this name since '96. Also part of Tonkyn Pearson (formerly Montano), Takamu, and so on...
Jet Jaguar recommends:
There's been this rise of ambient stuff in the last 5 years or so that has a bit of a throwback to your Vlad Delays and such - dubby, loose, exploratory... This Ulla album is the one, imo.
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Only Love From Now On
by Carmen Villain
Mellow woodwind loops and underwater percussion. The tracks with Arve Henriksen are like an extension of Jon Hassell's 4th world stuff. Top notch.
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A throwback to the era of electronic music being tape loops. Burbling melodic fragments, sometimes glocky percussion. On Jan Jelinek's label, Nikolaienko's label Muscut worth a look too.
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supported by 27 fans who also own “Epiphytes”
As a follower/fan of Jet Jaguar's music for almost 20 years, i must say i'm constantly intrigued by his earthly ambience and aptitude to make radio friendly pieces rich with details and warmth. Lovely album!
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Epiphytes”
This is one of those albums where field recordings and melodies work perfectly together to create a whole that is larger than its parts. It's crafty, elegant and warm-hearted ambient music in the vein of Pan•American.
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Timeless V2: Introductions
by Man in a Loft
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 20, 2022
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