L'Orange, L'Orange, by Gregg Kowalsky

L'Orange, L'Orange

by Gregg Kowalsky

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polinos Gregg Kowalsky's take on the sounds of the sun is - litterally - a sundrenched, colourful affair, relaxed like a lightheaded stroll in the midday sun. The exact opposite of dark ambient, allthough with a slightly melancholy, wistful streak.

Jean-Rene Sylvestre Well executed, attention to détails. Originality of styles.

SampleScience Delicate, well crafted ambient music. Not just another ambient album, we can hear that the artist really cared and it shows. Favorite track: Maliblue Dream Sequence.

abdonoval Warm, lush ambiance - this album really does sound like the sun. Favorite track: Maliblue Dream Sequence.

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1.	L'Ambience L'Orange 02:30	info	buy track
2.	Maliblue Dream Sequence 05:59	info	buy track
3.	Tuned to Monochrome 08:33		buy track
4.	Tonal Bath for Bubbles 02:02		buy track
5.	Pattern Haze 08:14		buy track
6.	Ritual Del Croix 07:23		buy track
7.	Blind Contour Drawing for Piano 05:14		buy track

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What does the sun sound like? L’Orange, L’Orange, Gregg Kowalsky’s first solo album in eight years, might have the answer. It’s vivid, sky-seeking music exudes a hue that matches its title. “That’s the color I started to hear when I mixed these tracks,” Kowalsky says. “Mixing when it’s sunny out every day affects you.”

Raised in Miami, Kowalsky now lives in Los Angeles, and the luminous ambience of L’Orange, L’Orange reflects the warmth of those coastal cities. Blue skies, sun-baked shores, and drifting tides echo throughout the album, from the sparkling ripples of “Tuned to Monochrome,” to the rising rhythm of “Pattern Haze,” to the sandy layers of “Ritual Del Croix.” It’s a return to basics for Kowalsky after years spent on complex sound installations. “I just wanted to make music to make music, and not think as much about concepts and making the process a big part of the composition,” Kowalsky says. “I wanted it to feel like a human made it.”

The result is a work whose optimism and brightness actually surprised Kowalsky. “I made a blissful record, and that’s not usually what I do,” he admits. “Just making it was meditative.” Listening is a meditative experience too, but the sunshine of L’Orange, L’Orange also demands attention, filled with moments that surprise, confound, and provoke. For Gregg Kowalsky, music can be as powerful as the sun, and the shiny atmospheres he has created on his new album will both warm your mood and enlighten your brain.

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released November 10, 2017

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Gregg Kowalsky Los Angeles, California

Kowalsky began composing and performing electro-acoustic music using cassette tape loops, sine oscillators.His work explores multi channel, site-specific performances with a focus on psychoacoustic phenomena.

He currently resides in Los Angeles after a decade in Oakland, California where he completed a MFA in Electronic Music and Recording Media at under the guidance of Fred Frith, Maggie Payne ... more

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