For this third album Red Sky Lullaby dips into a myriad of styles to create a unique blend of Electronica, Beats, Glitch, Dub Roots and Jazz. The tracks refuse to cave to repetitiveness and the album as a whole evolves from style to style in unexpected ways culminating in the jazzy electronic grooves of the final track Peace Out.

1. Electro Formant
2. Cyclic Dream
3. Vagueness Squared
4. Sunrise Echo
5. Midnight Drive
6. Fractillion
7. Tape Wave
8. You Are Here
9. Falling
10. Firelight Remedy
11. Peace Out

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 02/08/2015
Red Sky Lullaby lives in New York USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental, Dub

1. Broken Poets by Broken Poets: indie rock when lyrics were king
2. Our Wet Geometry by Daniel Knowler: organic, atmospheric acoustic-guitar textures
3. Dale of Muses by Olexa Kabanov: strings slowly plucked from the soul
4. Reminiscence by Emiel Stopler: Filmic composer and acoustic fingerstyle guitarist
5. VSTRS by VSTRS: An arty thump of melody and bombast
6. Somewhere New by Andre Rodriguez: melodic rock combining memorable melodies with thoughtful storytelling
7. Personal Elegy by Chris Field: Music in the Twenty-First Century, a hybrid blend of classical and ambient music
8. Lines by Paolo Pavan: Urban funky jazz piano, in a sober and straightforward style
9. Mountain Mirrors by Mountain Mirrors: moody melodic prog rock
10. Metafonik by The Stroj: retrofuturistic, DIY instruments, industrial, electronic, tribal and steampunk
11. 6 by Idlemine: A solid hybrid sound of Instrumental Rock
12. Now we Rise by Damsel Down: uplifting rock to take the top down and drive to
13. Kettleblack (instrumental) by Kettleblack: original, blues-based rock and roll
14. Laetoli Steps by Laetoli Steps: indie-folk super-group's debut album
15. The Young Werewolves (Instrumental) by The Young Werewolves: nippy post-punk retro rock with a bite
16. The R Complex (instrumental) by Connor B Fitz: a one man indie project - half shy romantic hermit, half loud obnoxious rocker
17. Crescent Moon by Abbas Premjee: A fusion of rock and jazz from the East and the West that brings minds, hearts and souls together
18. A Fragile Balance by Ray Montford: Evocative, melodic and haunting instrumental guitar music
19. Horizons by Heavy Mellow: relaxing acoustic guitar duets
20. Egg by Zilla: live, improvised electronica

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