Daydreamer
by Porya Hatami
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Originally released on Hibernate Recordings as part of their postcard series . hibernate-recs.co.uk
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released October 10, 2014
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Hibernate’s postcard series continues with this 17 minute one tracker from Iran based composer. The opening few minutes confirms my hunch that they have sheep and cockerels in Iran too as it is made up of farmyard noises. As the track progresses, these dissipate and are replaced by warm keyboard sounds that float beautifully and swim around your ears creating an enjoyable sense of calm. The great thing about this track is that its constantly evolving, later amongst the lapping of wave on shore there are some gorgeously insouciant piano notes drifting in and out of the piece. Finally as the track drifts to a close we return to the farmyard. Gorgeously evocative stuff. ===/ Norman Records
Review :
Hibernate’s postcard series continues with this 17 minute one tracker from Iran based composer. The opening few minutes confirms my hunch that they have sheep and cockerels in Iran too as it is made up of farmyard noises. As the track progresses, these dissipate and are replaced by warm keyboard sounds that float beautifully and swim around your ears creating an enjoyable sense of calm. The great thing about this track is that its constantly evolving, later amongst the lapping of wave on shore there are some gorgeously insouciant piano notes drifting in and out of the piece. Finally as the track drifts to a close we return to the farmyard. Gorgeously evocative stuff. ===/ Norman Records
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Porya Hatami Sanandaj, Iran
Porya Hatami (b.1981) is an experimental sound artist based in Sanandaj, Iran. Working in the field of ambient/minimal, his compositions explore the balance between electronics and environmental sounds, utilizing processed acoustic and electronic sources and field recording ... more
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