Elements by John Holowach John Holowach : Elements.
 Clean, elemental electronic.

John Holowach leads us into his assemblage of cleanly elegant downtempo electronic tracks with some spare, astringent strings, then opens things up significantly with trip-hop influences, haunting echoes of classical, and a wonderfully airy, spacious feeling overall. Elements is a beautifully chilled out album, but also a subtly crisp and energizing one—a great choice to play at work.
Songs:

1. A Japanese Garden
2. Beneath the Seal
3. My Piano Wakes
4. Boom Lift Catapult
5. Crazy Horse
6. Acid Piano
7. Tree in the Forest
8. Weird Experimentations
9. Prayer for the Damned
10. My Piano Sings (part 5)
11. Lost in the Desert
12. Drums of Life
13. Dark Chimes
14. My Piano Sings
15. Religion
16. Procession
17. My Piano Sings (part 7)
18. Wings Path Boat Ascension

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 8/1/2007
John Holowach lives in Ohio USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Pop, Experimental Electronic

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