Seven Tales of The North Wind

by Rhian Sheehan

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Lab's Cloud Perfect use of tiny bells and saturated nostalgic atmospheres

Caleb Powers A beautiful ambient album. Favorite track: February.

tonepoet I'm getting out of the drone-ish type ambient (with the exception to artists like Stars Of The Lid or William Basinski or Between Interval) and getting more into compositionally strong soundscapes with cinematic undertones like this. I love the artwork, the songwriting, and the production is just unbelievable. I wish that I had access to the same resources, and had his mind for creation. I'll be wearing this out more and more in the future, it's perfect! Favorite track: Places Between.

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1.	Places Between 04:22	info	buy track
2.	Quietly Returning 02:42	info	buy track
3.	Beneath The City Trees 04:58	info	buy track
4.	Borrowing The Past 04:26	info	buy track
5.	February 08:08	info	buy track
6.	Childhood 05:25	info	buy track
7.	Beginning 02:33	info	buy track

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Ambient, dreamy & nostalgic

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released May 12, 2011

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'A series of beautifully textured soundscapes... there's a natural warmth to all of them that cries out: "Lend me your ears" ****½
- Sunday Star Times (NZ)

'A deeper resonance is achieved… Seven Tales of The North Wind succeeds not with a grand statement, but with a humble observation.'
– The Silent Ballet (US)

'Seven Tales makes for some of the most beautiful and heartfelt music that you will hear in a long time.'
– Tone

'Seven Tales will thrill fans of the Brian Eno ambient albums, transporting you to that dream-like waking state.'
- North & South (NZ)

'Seven tales told. Seven tales loved.'
– ASIP (UK)

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All music written, performed, recorded and mixed by Rhian Sheehan at The Sky Parlor, Miramar, Wellington, NZ.

Strings on ‘February’ recorded & engineered by John Neill at Park Road Post.

Cover photography & artwork by Joel Robison
Album design by Francis Cheetham
Mastered by Dale Cotton

www.rhiansheehan.com

© & ℗ 2011 Rhian Sheehan.

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