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Rapid Ear Movement by Ray Carl Daye Ray Carl Daye : Rapid Ear Movement.
 Atmospheric ambient/electronic music.

Rapid Ear Movement, the second Magnatune release by Ray Carl Daye, is a diverse collection of electronic/ambient instrumentals full of emotion and creativity. The compositions range from the energetic, sequence-driven minimalism of "Endless Departure" and "Dervish Moon" to the radiant, melodic riff of "Aqua Lit". Other notable tracks are the sentimental, gentle meditation of "Quiet Remergence"; the glittering soundtrack-inspired "Elusian Spring" and cinematic atmosphere of "The Illuminated Earth". In all, "Rapid Ear Movement" presents fourteen short soundtracks for an imagined cinema.
Songs:

1. Endless Departure
2. Aqua Lit
3. Quiet Remergence
4. Elusian Spring
5. Moving the Horizon
6. Lost Voices
7. Dervish Moon
8. Earthfall
9. Wind and Waves
10. Flickering Mirage
11. Kinetic Travelogue
12. Remain in Formation
13. The Last Procession
14. The Illuminated Earth

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Release date: 11/4/2012
Ray Carl Daye lives in Ottawa Canada

Tagged as: Ambient, New Age, Massage, Space Music

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