Ambre Ciel still, there is the sea Japan Music CD

Product Description Music that is as quiet and gentle as water, beautifully sparkling, and at times dramatically changing, circulating. Ambre Ciel's debut album, "still, there is the sea," from Montreal, Canada, is a beautifully sophisticated pop album that unfolds a dreamy sound world connecting contemporary classical music by Debussy, Reich, and Grasse, serene singer-songwriters from his hometown such as Patrick Watson and Sufjan Stevens, and Icelandic artists such as Sigur R?s and JFDR. From Gondwana Records, which has launched the careers of outstanding female musicians such as Hanja Rani, Hanakif, and Jasmine Myra, comes the debut album from Ambre Ciel, Canada, from Montreal, Canada. This album, which Ambre Ciel began creating alone in a quiet apartment in Montreal, consistently features the image of "water" in its melodies and lyrics. �öA "eau miroir" begins with a piano phrase reminiscent of sunlight reflecting off waves like a mirror, leading into a melody that rises and falls like waves. �öB "cycle" features a series of periodic piano patterns that evoke the cycle and permanence of water, while �öE "sometimes," recorded on a stormy night with heavy rain, expresses the changes that occur within a person through sound. Ambre Ciel began playing the violin at the age of six, later experimenting with pedal effects and loop melodies, before studying composition and recording at university. Working with layers of voice and violin, and exploring the possibilities of rich harmonies with the piano, he has created a dreamy sound world that unfolds with personal yet mystical imagery. She wrote, composed, and arranged all the songs, but Pietro Amato (a member of the Bell Orchestra and French horn player for Patrick Watson and Arcade Fire) is credited as co-producer. Percussionist Stefan Schneider and a string trio, among other delicate and unique musicians, participated, creating a profound and visually stunning soundscape. Official domestic CD jewel case with lyrics and commentary / 12-page booklet 01. the sun, the sky 02. eau miroir 03. cycle 04. atlantis 05. dream / mirage 06. sometimes 07. pi?ce no.8 08. fragment of