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China's rich and diverse musical heritage has been recorded and documented in a stunning, original collection. With twenty albums in the pipeline, this is a highly specialized series with the appeal of perhaps being the closest thing to the 'complete works' of traditional Chinese music. Each album features a different region of the vast territory; a historical snapshot of China's heritage. Due to the cultural privacy China mandates, these are in fact rare, musical gems. This is volume fourteen of a twenty album series, exploring China's rich and diverse musical heritage. Folk songs from the Monba and Lhoba peoples of the Tibet Autonomous Region. These celebrational love songs of the Monba and the Jia yi jia and Bai li songs of the Lhoba, are played on a range of traditional instruments such as the Da beng, Jew's harp and double-tube flutes. Album Tracks 1. Beautiful Flowers 2. Song of Joyful Gathering 3. My Lover [Love Song in Jialu] 4. Love Song in Jialu 5. Today We Gather Here 6. Love Song 7. Happy Gathering in Sama 8. Duet Song in Sama 9. Song of White Crane 10. Song of Intermarriage 1 11. Song of Sacrifice 12. Paean of Our Ancestor 1 13. Paean of Our Ancestor 2 14. Song of Intermarriage 2 15. Song of Labour 16. Love Song

White vinyl on first pressing only. Limited vinyl LP pressing plus digital download. 2015 by the indie band. Before she died, Matt Sheehy's mother used to tell him about a dream she had about Lost Land Lake-a place she spent part of her mid-western childhood. That dream inspired the name of the Juneau-born, Portland based songwriter's band, and her memory is imbued in Lost Lander's Medallion. If DRRT, the group's first independently released album, was about the confluence of nature and technology, Medallion concerns dualities - experiences of love and loss, impermanence and longevity, death and rebirth. Lost Lander's Medallion was recorded with producer Brent Knopf (Ramona Falls, Menomena), but also owes it's current form to Sheehy's bandmates; keyboardist Fennell, drummer Patrick Hughes and ex-bassist Dave Lowensohn. Medallion also features Beirut trumpet player Kelly Pratt, Akron/Family's Dana Jenssen, and new bass and guitar player, William Seiji Marsh. Album Tracks 1. Gemini 2. Flinch 3. Walking on a Wire 4. Feed the Fever 5. Give It Time 6. Sunburns 7. Never Go Easy 8. Trailer Tracks 9. Crush 10. Alpine Street

Dérive is the debut by Spätzer, a new project by emerging multidisciplinary artist Aiken Bömers-Muller. As generative-based compositions, Spätzer's sound designs balance the formalist traditions of ambient music with an insouciant kismet, creating compelling soundscapes that gently invigorate the senses. Bömers-Muller has done his homework Dérive conceptually draws on both Debord's Situationalist texts as conceptual inspiration, and his direct experience as a matriculated stage actor. After several trips to Berlin's MaerzMusik festival to participate in workshops and field recording, Bömers-Muller' work has evolved radically from his Bellingham-based folk indie band laughingstock (sic) and their 2017 full-length InchThank You, LaughingstockInch on Flat Field Records. One can literally hear this new awareness of the tensions between randomness versus structure, and intentionality versus emergence in these algorithmically-driven soundscapes. Some have described these creations as post-ambient. More precisely, they are soundscapes for the future.