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. Jungle Out There (instrumental) by Funkinchely: Experimental Funk with hints of exotic beats and world grooves
2. Sound of Seventy Three by Sound of Seventy Three: expansive guitar-driven post-rock with trip-hop tinged remixes
3. Minestrone by Monom: ethnotronica, World music, electronic, downtempo, ambient techno, dystopia, cinematic, far-east, Australia and Europe
4. Kettleblack (instrumental) by Kettleblack: original, blues-based rock and roll
5. Results Not Typical by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
6. Velenje Remixed by Monom: ethnotronica, World music, electronic, downtempo, ambient techno, dystopia, cinematic, far-east, Australia and Europe
7. Big Dipper by Drop Trio: groove-oriented organ-based funk jazz trio
8. S-clave by Oliostere: Progressive jazz frolicking on melodic polyrhythms
9. Quarteto Quadrantes - Passos Largos by Bruno Elisabetsky: Instrumental Brazilian Jazz compositions to light up your day
10. House of the Rising Sun by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
11. Bullfrog by Kettleblack: original, blues-based rock and roll
12. The Valley Below by DP Kaufman: ambient, melodic electronica meets neo-classical
13. Apple Howling by Mundi: Early music meets global folk at the Penguin Café
14. A few things to hear before we all blow up by Williamson: instrumental electronic space pop
15. Tongues by Amy Denio: Progressive 'world soul' music for thirsty ears
16. Ocean Views by 4oresight: Chill Electronica with a Touch of Alternative House and Hip-Hop
17. Devotion by Solar Cycle: a summer cocktail of Chill out, Electronica and Ambient
18. Paradox_ by Love Amplifier: Lose yourself in the electronic

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