From the transcendent "Blind Lovers Hand In Hand", the near sacred rage of "The Blood In Your Veins, and the wailing of "A Giant Leap Of Faith" to the Blade Runner atmospherics of "Spinning Away From The Earth" (a collaboration with Mingo), "Soundtrack To Motion" shows significant growth and maturing of Preston as an ambient artist.

1. Skies
2. Blind Lovers Hand In Hand
3. The Blood In Your Veins
4. Flashing Emergency Lights
5. A Giant Leap Of Faith
6. I Am Sorry
7. Spinning Away From The Earth
8. Your Reflection In The Water
9. Sweet Sound Of Escape
10. Feeling God Has Left You

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 8/28/2010
Dave Preston lives in Colorado USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Other

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