By & Bye, by Hidden Spheres

By & Bye

by Hidden Spheres

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Lars Hendrik Setz Nothing but the finest Favorite track: Beachy.

Michael Feihstel Beachy indeed. And a lovely tribute to Shigeo Sekito on the first tracks.

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1.	~~~~~~ 06:32	buy track
2.	Beachy 05:53	buy track
3.	By & Bye 06:57	buy track
4.	Movin' 03:51	buy track

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Hidden Spheres comes drifting off of the sunset coast with four soothing slices of winter sun from far away islands and mountainous journeys.

Blending loosely played natural drum patterns with intertwining and playfully positive melodies that skirt the synth-flute boundary, ~~~~~~ is an ambiguous meander across beaches, through forests, thick undergrowth up and up onto a mountain hung with fresh mist that slowly evolves into a dense fog as the suns reign comes to a close in an orange band of fading embers.

Beachy let's the night settle in amongst the shore, as the day creatures descend into their evening hideaways and the fireflies and owls take over. The washing of the sea hissing and gasping behind a slow chatter of reeds blowing in the wind.

Picking up where the first EP left off, By & Bye is a reprise from past days. Welcoming a new sun and embracing the slow rise of humans amidst the yellowing egg-like sun.

Then to finish us off is the jazz-flecked house of Movin'. All urgent Rhodes stabs, doodling bass lines and puttering lazy drums sketches. A low-lying, sleepily danced-away closer.