At Water’s Edge looks into unexplored corners of ambient electronica to uncover beauty in unexpected places. Music is everywhere–sometimes pretty, sometimes dark, always beautiful. awe.fm

Music is everywhere, in everything: in the hum of a city,
in the pulse of construction machinery or a heartbeat,
in footsteps, in laughter, in breath, in the shuffling of an impatient audience…
and, like John Cage’s “Four minutes and thirty-three seconds”,
all you have to do is sit and listen.

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At Water's Edge, 5 March 2016: Environment

This edition of At Water's Edge focuses on a core principle of ambient music: atmosphere or environment. Ambient music is a fascinating genre of music, in that it relies on subtleties and nearly imperceptible shifts to create an ... ahem... environment of listening that is immersive and moving. It is "equally listenable and ignorable" (Brian Eno's definition).

Unlike the music that we hear, our own environment, that of planet Earth, is in grave peril (grist.org/climate-energy/global-warming-is-now-in-overdrive-we-just-hit-a-terrible-climate-milestone/) -- not ignorable at all. As humans, we have a challenge and a responsibility to preserve our environment, both for our own generations and for the flora and fauna with whom we share the planet. It is time to listen, and not ignore.

Always Present but Never Seen - Scott Lawlor - Always Present but Never Seen - (2015)
theblindflight.wordpress.com/

Strange Environs - Dave Luxton (2015)
- Perihelion
- Aphelion
- Desolation Plain
- Behind the Clouds
- Mountain Temple
- Salton Sea
- Ridge of Ashes
- Palomar
- Two Planets
geo.itunes.apple.com/us/album/strange-environs/id1045707192?at=1010l6ny&mt=1&app=music

Lutz Thuns & Wolfgang Gsell - Our Secret Lives (2016)
- Dreams Fade
- In The Center Of The Cyclone
- Mirrored Reality
- Nature's Sleep And Awakening
- Our Secret Lives
- Transmigration
auralfilms.bandcamp.com/album/our-secret-lives

Darkness Rising Over The Plains - FzkWolf - Saving Cecil's Pride (2015)
savingcecilspride.com/

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