Kit Ebersbach Honolulu, Hawaii
Wildly varied music. Wildly varied performance career. Continuing both until deaf/death.
Kit Ebersbach recommends:
Reassemblage
by Visible Cloaks
Quiet asian-flavored unite synth performances and nice use of silence makes the feel like Iʻm inside some odd electronic forest, akin to the magic one in Subotnickʻs Silver Apples of the Moon.
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Quetico
by Micah Frank
Quetico is my introductions to Micah Frank. Its a very relaxing, seamless blend of quiet concrete sounds and steady-state environments.
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FESTIVAL DE AZEITONA {olive festival}
by FRNTBZNZZ
Artist FRNTBZNZZʻs music is a sum of all music past and a strong indicator of musicʻs future. Completely fresh abd sui-generis original, crafted with exquisite care. Music for close listeners.
go to albumIf you like Unearthed Sounds from 1974, you may also like:
Disco Island Edits: Volume 1
by Roger Bong
supported by 186 fans who also own “Unearthed Sounds from 1974”
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The Rhythm Of Life
by Mike Lundy
supported by 186 fans who also own “Unearthed Sounds from 1974”
The bass on this track will make your heart go thumpety thump and your feet go BUMPETY BUMP! Absolutely love the melodies and rhythms Lundy creates with his sound.
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Amaro
by Jeremy Young
The new album from electroacoustic composer Jeremy Young is draped in a sense of mystery, tones flickering gently, like an old home movie.
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