All Blog Posts Tagged 'steve' (7)

I made this video and tracked it to Steve Hillage's 'Healing Feeling' from the 1978 U.S. release of 'Aura'- not original music, I know, but what the hey, this is my first video release anywhere.. Continue

We'll be playing all sorts of music on the June 4th show of Rabbit Hole Radio but will pay some extra attention to top notch ambient composer Steve Brand. Here's some information about this illustrious and quite talented artist that AtmoWorks is proud to support: "Brand successfully manages to invoke atmospheres that bridge cultural references; I am hearing influences from disparate places, the indigenous Indians of North America for instance, perhaps something drawn from… Continue

As the rudimentary elements of producing music of this kind, collaborating with another artist, and how it actually makes it onto cd are seldom explained, this is how these particular albums were recorded. "Busy With Dreams" is the second of three albums all recorded within a three week period in August 2008 by Steve Brand and myself. The first, "Broken Gold" was released November 2008, and the third called "The Rest Of Time", is scheduled for later this year. It felt right that we would do so… Continue

LightTools is Steve Brand's first long form piece, taking over a year to complete. Constructed of keyboard textures, bells and voice, this 6

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Steve Brand returns with his second AtmoWorks release, following up on the success of "SoulSpiral". His new release,… Continue

"Broken Gold" is the first release of a trio of collaborations between Steve Brand and Disturbed Earth. Broken Gold is a single long form ambient track. For more information, previews, and to pu… Continue

AtmoWorks is proud to release SoulSpiral by Steve Brand!

Steve wrote about the album on his blog in the AtmoWorks community and he describes the album in a wonderfully personal way... "SoulSpiral" represents a new phase of work for me, in which I felt the desire to explore the creation of longer, more dense zones which unfold slowly over longer periods of time, as opposed to shor… Continue