Soundtracks For Winter Departures

by ILUITEQ

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Mist perrfect album for winter,and all the winter that will come in my life Favorite track: Lux Ephemeral.

Berkdrums Wow! Where did this cone from..?!.. Incredible warm, hazy, immersive sounds that enter your soul within seconds.. Amazing album!! At the end of 2018 we are treated on another bunch of beautiful ambient albums and this album is already among my favourites..! Created with such passion, you can almost ‘see’ the warmth floating by.. For me it’s clear this album will accompany me during the winter-, and holidayseason! Well done Sergio & Andrea!!

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1.	The Arrival 04:48	buy track
2.	Burian 05:05	buy track
3.	A Prayer For The Departed 05:29	buy track
4.	In Every Place 05:14	buy track
5.	Returning After Leaving 05:11	buy track
6.	Lux Ephemeral 05:25	buy track
7.	The Sea At Night 04:46	buy track
8.	No Longer Know 05:37	buy track
9.	Springtime Return 05:32	buy track

about

ILUITEQ is the ambient music project founded by Sergio Calzoni and Andrea Bellucci, renowned musicians of the Italian experimental scene, with several albums released under various monikers and bands (Orghanon, Colloquio, Red Sector A, Subterranean Source).

With their debut album the duo explores the many facets of ambient music, with a meticulous attention to sound design and smooth melodic arrangements. All the tracks have been conceived with a unique palette of sound timbres, making use of a wide range of sampling and synthesis techniques (granular, wavetable, FM, additive). The sound is further enhanced by parts of electric guitar, acoustic piano and field recordings.

Instilled by the colours of winter, the music evokes the act of leaving for uncertain destinations, a collection of soundtracks for winter departures.

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released January 18, 2019

All tracks composed, performed and produced by Sergio Calzoni and Andrea Bellucci, during winter/spring 2018. 
Clarinet in “Returning After Leaving” by Josh Plotner. 
Mixed and Mastered by Sergio Calzoni.
Pictures taken in Norway by Sergio Calzoni.
Design by KodeTwo

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