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Thank you @jyocho_jp for the opportunity to do a remix of your track 惜春 (Lament the Passing of Spring)! It is my interpretation of a song by one of my absolute favorite bands - an ambient post-rock rendition of their excellent work. #remixJYOCHO #copyJYOCHO My remix is not commercialized or monetized. All rights remain with JYOCHO and No Big Deal Records/Nippon Columbia. _________________________ JYOCHOさん、「惜春」のリミックスを担当させていただきありがとうございます! これは私の絶対的なお気に入りバンドの曲の私なりの解釈で、彼らの素晴らしい作品をアンビエントなポストロックで表現したものです。 私のリミックスは商品化も収益化もされていません。 すべての権利はJYOCHOとNo Big Deal Records/日本コロムビアにあります。

"Upward" is a post-rock track at heart. However, it is not bound to the genre's tropes: It slowly and gradually crescendos, layer by layer, from an ambient soundscape and electric beats into a full blown almost shoegazy sound with overdriven guitar and drums. This way, it evokes a sense of hope, a new beginning after tough times, hence its name. Hoving's Socials: https://linktr.ee/hoving

Produced on a Novation Circuit in Sweden in 2018. Recorded with a Novation Circuit and a Korg Monotron Delay into a Teenage Engineering OP-1 in Iceland in 2019. Subsequent Cycles is a split EP by Berlin based sci-fi ambient producer EMME and Stuttgart based ambient and downtempo producer Hoving. The tracks were mastered by Copilco Productions in Berlin. www.emmemoises.com https://linktr.ee/hoving www.copilco-productions.com

A live set for the art opening of Artwalk Stuttgart at Cafe YOYO on 25 July 2020. I had the opportunity to perform in front of the fantastic works of Daniel Kilgus and Rosa. It was the first time I (also) performed with a guitar and I played a lot of unreleased and improvised material. Please disregard the few times I messed up - first time playing this setup live 🙃 Gear/instruments used include: - Electric guitar and pedalboard - Keith McMillan K-Mix - Teenage Engineering OP-1 - Novation Circuit - KORG NTS-1 - KORG Monotron - Bastl Instruments SoftPop - iPad running Tardigrain and ROLI NOISE - ROLI Lightblock - Hokema Kalimba - LeafAudio Microphonic Soundbox - Neunaber Immerse MkII - Recorded through the K-Mix using Ableton Live 10 on a Surface Laptop If you have any questions or inquiries, don't hesitate to contact me via hovingmusic@gmail.com or my social profiles at https://linktr.ee/hoving Thanks for listening!

www.linktr.ee/hoving An attempt in granular synthesis and ....jazz? Yeah no, it's still ambient music. I hope you enjoy it at least a bit and if you do, feel free to share far and wide! :) Recorded live using a Bastl Microgranny 2.5, a Novation Circuit, a Teenage Engineering OP-1, a Korg Monotron Delay and Meng Qi's Little Karp.

This track was produced and recorded in its entirety with a Teenage Engineering OP-1 on a train ride from Stuttgart to Berlin. https://linktr.ee/hoving

I played a 2-note-chord into an EHX Freeze and thusly created a basic drone sound. Afterwards, I set my guitar aside. Everything you hear is coming from my pedalboard and its components, no other sound sources. 1 stereo track in Ableton, compressor and EQ. https://linktr.ee/hoving

This is an ambient / downtempo live composition. Ralph Pambor and Hoving made use of synths, grooveboxes and the electric guitar to come up with what you hear. The whole track was recorded live in one sitting. You can find more here: https://linktr.ee/hoving Mastering by Aldo M. Some background info on the title and inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS1ibDImAYU

Produced on a Novation Circuit in Sweden in 2018. Recorded with a Novation Circuit and a Korg Monotron Delay into a Teenage Engineering OP-1 in Iceland in 2019. Subsequent Cycles is a split EP by Berlin based sci-fi ambient producer EMME and Stuttgart based ambient and downtempo producer Hoving. The tracks were mastered by Copilco Productions in Berlin. www.emmemoises.com https://linktr.ee/hoving www.copilco-productions.com

My inspiration for this song was the landscape where it was produced; the Swedish coast. That's where I sat down with a Teenage Engineering OP-1 and a Hokema Kalimba and started recording the waves washing up against the shore. I added a somber but relaxing Kalimba melody and finished the track up with synth lines and beats. The end result is an ambient/downtempo composition produced and recorded entirely without the use of a computer in the Scandinavian outdoors. https://linktr.ee/hoving