1. |
Tunnlar
03:09
|
|||
2. |
Sequent
04:10
|
|||
3. |
Joseph
03:59
|
|||
4. |
Lunden
05:30
|
|||
5. |
Farfar
04:03
|
|||
6. |
Dimma
03:05
|
|||
7. |
Lilith
04:56
|
|||
8. |
Emma
06:05
|
Elin Piel Gothenburg, Sweden
Synthesizer enthusiast based in Gothenburg. Here you'll find bits and pieces from my creations.
www.instagram.com/elin.piel
If you like Elin Piel, you may also like:
Compilation Vol. 2
by Mystery Circles
supported by 102 fans who also own “Ingrid Linnea”
Somehow this one seems more abstract than the previous MC comps, maybe relying more on textures, moods and space than, say, melody. There is melody, of course, sorry my thoughts aren't concise. In any event, with Mystery Circles you can always expect a finely curated selection of tracks that will have you adding to your favorite new artists to follow. No track here is over 4 minutes! Actually, the longest two tracks clock in at 3:39. Impressive.
go to album
Compilation Vol. 1
by Mystery Circles
supported by 100 fans who also own “Ingrid Linnea”
A collection of sounds that are truly mesmerizing and soothing.
go to album
Solid State Memories
by Rupert Lally
Designed to accompany a novella of the same name, this 26-track opus works just as well as a moody synthwave album on its own.
go to album
Hindustani music and glitchy ambient co-mingle on the San Francisco-based, New Delhi-raised composer’s lush new album.
go to album
Nocturnal Machines
by Marc Kellaway
Marc Kellaway combines prepared piano with other acoustic and electronic elements on this mysterious new LP.
go to album
Spirits of the River
by Almanacs
supported by 98 fans who also own “Ingrid Linnea”
go to album
