#someone close

[chaosflight]

hate that feel when, after i have a Good Time, either for an hour or a few days in this case, i just get

Super Low again, like i gotta balance out the Happy with some Supreme Sad

theres probably an explanation but it just feels like my brain eont let me be happy without paying a ridiculous fee

[iguanasplit]

..

[address-me-god]

Unrequited love

Like a cold wind in summer,

frozen in the heat of someone other,

helpless the fate of a lover,

crying by his mother,

as she watches him losing mind,

in the shadow of his beloved wife,

that sees only his faults,

forgeting his kind words,

as she dances in the light,

he falls in the dark night,

is the world bright

or cruel with no might?

[stroebe2]

[affairesasuivre]

Floating Points Shares New Song “Someone Close”: Listen

The British producer Sam Shepherd is also compiling his four singles this year onto a 12" vinyl record

Floating Pointshas released “Someone Close,” an eight-minute electronic track of looped melodies. Give it a listen below.

“Someone Close” is the fourth single Floating Points has released this year, following “Problems,” “Grammar,” and “Vocoder.” All four tracks will be available on limited vinyl on December 16 viaNinja Tune.

Floating Points’ last album, the Pharaoh Sanders and London Symphony Orchestra collaborationPromises, was released last year. The LP, which was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize, followed the producer’s 2019 album Crush. It was Sanders’ final album; the legendary saxophonist died this past September at the age of 81.

Read Pitchfork’s 2021 feature “Ambient Jazz’s Quiet, Forceful Return.”

[orpheusdrinkinga40inadeathbasket]

[gastricotv]

Floating Points Releases New Single "Someone Close": Listen

In 2021, Sam Shepherd, the UK producer known as Floating Points, teamed up with astral jazz legend Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra to release the stunning collaborative LP Promises. It was one of the year’s best albums, and it made for a powerful final statement from Sanders, who passed away in September. Since the release of that LP, Floating Points has come out with the singles “Vocoder,” “Grammar,” and “Problems.” Today, he’s got another one.

[bottlepiecemuses]

Again More Hints Of A Spy Among Them

Whoever it is I will surely hate them as much as I do Kaido and Orochi.