Cavade Morlem

by Olan Mill

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PadraigC Serene and meditative, I love the mix of genres and different elements. Impossible to pick a fav' track! Thee live version was a lovely inclusion. Ty.
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Dotflac In a time of momentary spleen and fatalism, Cavade Morlem emerged as the perfect anxiolytic I needed.

Surprisingly, the interludes and narrative parts inverted their typical actors, giving the short tracks the task of building the aquatic features I figure, like sirens in Chort or the oceanic vastness in Lighul, while we slowly infuse our souls into longer pieces reflecting peace and oblivion.

Objectively not the best album by Alex Smalley, but still the right one at the right moment.

Lovely. Favorite track: Lighul.
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Chort 01:51
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Tallole 04:11
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Novnal 02:01
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Gurriva 04:10
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Lighul 01:54
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Mussart 07:15
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Byruck 02:08
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Somimes 04:24
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Feina 02:10
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about

“Writing and recording ‘Cavade Morlem’ was one of the smoothest experiences I’ve had producing an album. The tracks were originally created to be played at a handful of concerts throughout the end of last year. The shows were performed using processed guitar, violin and some pre-recorded samples of voice and organ. I was joined by Mike Jessop on violin for many of the songs and his contributions are sampled at various points on the record.

I spent the beginning of the year reworking recordings from the live sets and trying to piece together something coherent. The resulting album is a far calmer experience than the original performances and I hope listeners find a state of mindfulness while experiencing the work”.

– Alex Smalley

credits

released April 13, 2017

Mastered by Porya Hatami
Cover art by Lena Lello
Curated by Bartosz Dziadosz (Pleq)

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