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MP3 Jim Cole & Spectral Voices - Sky - Overtone Singing in a Water Tower
7 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Throat Singing, NEW AGE: Space
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Praise for Jim Cole''s & Spectral Voices'' music:
“Achingly poignant”
~ Bill Beck
“staggering beauty and nuance”
~ Brian Bieniowski - The Ambient Review
“feeds the imagination”
~ M. Jeffrey Schmidt, Massage Magazine
Some reviews of "Sky:"
...Sky is even more ethereal and spiritual than their earlier release, Coalescence..."For The Birds," is fourteen-and-a-half minutes of beautiful soaring vocal bliss....Spacious, floating, and ethereal, the combined human voices seem to stretch out and envelop everything, blanketing it in a layer of billowy softness. The wonder and awe of "Kyrie Eleison," the "I swear this is a synthesizer" effects on "Passion" and the blissful ambient-like "Uplifting" are songs that should send fans of electronic ambient music into a state of rapture....That it''s human voices making these celestial sounds never fails to astonish me.
~ Bill Binkelman, Wind & Wire
...I''m still amazed that these sounds are simply untreated voices... of course, they''re overtone singing within a large space, and the results are simultaneously thrilling and soothing. The uninterrupted flow allows time for contemplation; one can ask questions like, "When do they breathe!?"
Lush, diffuse choral strands rise and fall with Kyrie Eleison''s continually surging vocal drifts. Ever-expanding layers seem to trace a distant, gently meandering shoreline in human-powered tones that no synthesizer could hope to mimic.
A four-part section, Passion opens with its 10-minute title piece wherein those slightly monk-like vocal chords wash back and forth as if floating on slow-motion waves, and when everything recedes, the loveliness only becomes stronger. The breathy currents of closing track Know Way (Way) (4:10) are highlighted by the ringing harmonics which dance above all like an aural aurora.
~David Opdyke, Ambientrance
... a sound extreme in both beauty and emotional character....Sky will have the listener returning many times, attempting to both re-enter the zone this music puts one in and quantify an immeasurable factor that borders on the mystical.
~ Chuck van Zyl, STAR''S END
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