THE AMBiENT PiNG Toronto, Ontario
Since 1999, THE AMBiENT PiNG has presented live multimedia performances featuring ambient, drone, space, chill-out, soundscape, electronica, trip hop, darkwave, dream pop, downtempo, and experimental artists from around the world on stages in Toronto, Canada. Beginning in 2020, the PiNG moved its concerts online. Some of those shows will be archived here. ... more
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ABSOLUTE BLISSVILLE HERE FOLKS. THANK YOU JAJA FOR THIS AND I APPRECIATE YOUR GENEROSITY AS WELL. ONE OF THE BEST SPACE MUSIC ARTISTS I KNOW!
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I close my eyes and I'm in Iceland, surrounded by foggy mountains ! Once again a wonderful piece of work that helps finding inner peace. Thank you Jaja 🌌🌄
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Zones, Drones & Atmospheres
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This album will grow on you. Listen in headphones or earbuds. It will blow your mind. Steve has so many amazing textures and dimensions on this release. It's hard to pick a favorite track. Probably in his top 5, if there is such a thing.
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Tape Pieces Vol. 3
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There's Nothing Here
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Music for space observation
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De alguna forma me recuerda al "Apollo: Atmospheres &Soundtracks" de Brian Eno, version siglo XXI. Una perla negra.
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