James Murray - Where Edges Meet mp3

Performer: James Murray
Title: Where Edges Meet
Country: France
Catalog Number: inre 032, inre032
Label: Ultimae Records
Released: 17 Dec 2008
Style: IDM, Downtempo, Ambient
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 134

James Murray France Ultimae Records Idm Downtempo Ambient 2008

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Tracklist

1	Outside Context Solution	8:19
2	Gaijin	5:30
3	Invisible People	8:50
4	Where Edges Meet	7:18
5	Awayward	6:45
6	Colour Has Its Own Language	9:03
7	Fear Of Falling	6:18
8	Eleven	9:43
9	Empty Spaces	6:08

Credits

Artwork By, Mastered By – Vincent Villuis
Composed By, Producer – James Murray
Mastered By – Huby Sea

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Barcodes

Barcode (String): 3760180500154
Barcode (Text): 3 760180 500154
Matrix / Runout: 0811004 ULTIMAE 96827
Rights Society: SACEM / SDRM

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ultimae Records
Copyright (c) – Ultimae Records
Distributed By – Ultimae Records
Mastered At – GingerHill Studio

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Album

Where Edges Meet - James Murray, James Murray. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Where Edges Meet by JAMES MURRAY, released 17 December 2008 1. Awayward 2. Colour has its own language 3. Outside Context Solution 4. Gaijin 5. Fear Of Falling 6. Where Edges Meet 7. Empty Spaces 8. Eleven 9. Invisible People Debut album Where Edges Meet from British composer James Murray subtly evokes the rumble and clatter of London's industrial wastelands, leading us to its secret gardens and wide parks with crystalline, haunting melodies. As a gifted multi-instrumentalist James has intelligently merged the organic and synthetic realms into delicate and daring soundscapes - all vividly. Where Edges Meet. James Murray - Where Edges Meet 2008. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. James Murray. Songs in album James Murray - Where Edges Meet 2008. James Murray - Awayward. James Murray - Colour Has Its Own Language. James Murray - Outside Context Solution. James Murray - Gaijin. James Murray - Fear Of Falling. James Murray - Where Edges Meet. James Murray - Empty Spaces. Album 2008 9 Songs. 9 tracks 68:07. EMPIRE от лица компании ULTIMAE BMG Rights Management, ASCAP и другие авторские общества 2. Awayward, 06:49. Color Has Its Own Language, 09:07. Outside Context Solution, 08:23. Gaijin, 05:33. Fear of Falling, 06:24. Where Edges Meet, 07:21. Empty Spaces, 06:10. Eleven, 09:47. Debut album from British composer James Murray, subtly evokes the rumble and clatter of London old lanes with its echoed electronic. is an intimate and contrasted album in which floating pads fuse with break beats and avant-garde electronica ambient. 9 colourful tracks to heighten your senses. Release Date 2008-12-16. Label Ultimae Records

Reviews (4)

Zyniam

Varied in compositions which is always a good thing as so many artist stick to a formulated structure throughout a release. Murray has a penchant for melodious statements without force feeding and engraving it into your psyche a talent in itself. There's dynamics and well placed use of various percussion into the mix as well as tasteful dab of string arrangements(which I imagine is electronic in nature) which add a nod towards a more cinematic hierarchy. Admittedly I have never heard of this musician prior to this release but from the creative soil here I am sure he will bear wonderful musical fruit. Like all music a listen by one person is subjective to another's but being a musician myself and having a ingrained respect for the use of melody and structure in electronic/ambient music I found this release to be head and shoulders above some of the music that many pass on as legendary. A release that needs to time to breathe like a fine bottle of wine!

Qag

I find this to be one of Ultimaes weakest releases. Not to say it isn't a good album, I just feel it lacks a certain depth in atmosphere. The tracks are melodic but inoffensive and seam to just scrape the surface of a foreign soundscape, without ever fully immersing themselves.

'Eleven' is a cool track

Butius

This album is so underrated which is very sad. I consider this one of the best Ultimae releases (!). The sound here is so delicate, it makes you feel like you are part of a fairytale. Music, suitable for rainy days, dreaming of landscapes you are not sure exist. Just hear the beginning of Track 4 - Gaijin and tell me if it doesnt transport you somewhere else. Majestic!

The album is definitely worth it.

Mullador

one of the best albums ever