Blog friend and fine American composer Robert Scott Thompson offers his latest release, one which would qualify as a Mimi-album or EP, but which sounds deeply calming and engaging. From his Bandcamp site:
“Ice and Ember is a distilled meditation within my larger body of ambient and electroacoustic work—a 14-minute immersion shaped by the languid, liquid resonance of pure synthesis. Harmonically rich and texturally nuanced, the EP unfolds with the patience and architectural poise of chamber music, yet breathes with the suspended stillness of deep ambient listening. Its tonal language draws quietly from classical sensibilities—voice-leading, modal inflection, long-arched harmonic pacing—while remaining grounded in the luminous continuum of electronic sound.”
