ambient / chillout
A marvelous chillout masterpiece by American electronic music artist Tony D'Oporto, better known by the alias Gnomes of Kush – or only The Gnome, if you prefer –, Drift was released recently, on August 14. A little more than sixty three minutes long, the record has eight tracks: A Slow Step Towards Bliss, ASJ-0.1, In A Moment, Watching Earth, Echoes From A Distant Horizon, Drift – the title track –, As Blue As The Sky and It Is What It is. A fine, elegant and sophisticated easy listening electronic ambient music album, Drift wisely propitiates to its listeners the possibility to dive in a mysterious, consistent and eloquent, but wonderfully serene universe of tranquility, peaceful thoughts and relaxation. An intense album that marvelously creates a pure atmosphere of delightful rest and easiness, you are invited to relieve all your tiredness in a formidable and translucent source of sonorous light.
A fine, delicate and expressively soft record, Drift has everything necessary to make a marvelous, intense and cohesive electronic ambient music album. With soul, veracity of content and an intricate sense of artistry, the music on Drift has everything to steal your mind, and drive away your thoughts to the most distant horizons of the universe.
Of course, on the other hand, there is nothing on this album that you haven’t heard a thousand times before, if you are an ardent enthusiast of the genre. But while certainly there isn’t anything new or extravagant about this album, Drift emphasizes the beauty, the brilliance, the sonorous eloquence, the expansive melodic range and the harmonious elegance of the genre; all of these qualities executed with a formidable technique, that highly fulfills all the basic and most preponderant proposals expected from this type of music.
A beautiful album perfect to be appreciated when you are completely alone at night, in the darkness of your room, Drift will certainly lead you through the most overwhelming, fantastic and fascinating uninhabited spheres of the universe, enabling the listener to explore an imponderable and delightful galactic vastness, assembled in a magnificent sonorous journey that will extract fabulous feelings and sensible places that where within you the whole time, but in a dormant state. The soft, sincere magic of The Gnome’s music will wake up the graceful symphony that is hidden inside yourself.
Wagner
A fine, delicate and expressively soft record, Drift has everything necessary to make a marvelous, intense and cohesive electronic ambient music album. With soul, veracity of content and an intricate sense of artistry, the music on Drift has everything to steal your mind, and drive away your thoughts to the most distant horizons of the universe.
Of course, on the other hand, there is nothing on this album that you haven’t heard a thousand times before, if you are an ardent enthusiast of the genre. But while certainly there isn’t anything new or extravagant about this album, Drift emphasizes the beauty, the brilliance, the sonorous eloquence, the expansive melodic range and the harmonious elegance of the genre; all of these qualities executed with a formidable technique, that highly fulfills all the basic and most preponderant proposals expected from this type of music.
A beautiful album perfect to be appreciated when you are completely alone at night, in the darkness of your room, Drift will certainly lead you through the most overwhelming, fantastic and fascinating uninhabited spheres of the universe, enabling the listener to explore an imponderable and delightful galactic vastness, assembled in a magnificent sonorous journey that will extract fabulous feelings and sensible places that where within you the whole time, but in a dormant state. The soft, sincere magic of The Gnome’s music will wake up the graceful symphony that is hidden inside yourself.
Wagner
