Black Against An Orange Line, by Haji K.

Black Against An Orange Line

by Haji K.

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Dano Williams Excellent sound design, pacing, and sense of world building. When that first bass pulse hits, you know this is going to be a bit more interesting than the typical ambient dronescape.

Fabio Viola Nico Niquo aka Haji K. makes some of the best ambient-leaning electronic music around.
With this release he loses the ‘some of’ and becomes just the best. Incredible album. Came out today but I’ve already listened to the whole thing 6 times (it’s 2 pm). Love it!! Favorite track: Snows Over Mount Sinai.

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1.	Snows Over Mount Sinai 10:32	buy track
2.	Antoinette & A Single Tear Climbing Up A Wall 06:56	buy track
3.	Black Against An Orange Line 11:28	buy track
4.	A White-Tinted Sky 08:48	buy track

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“Black Against An Orange Line” is an optimistic meditation.
“At times these days I think of the way the sun would seton the farmland around our small house in the autumn. A view of the horizon, the whole entire circle of it,if you turned, the sun setting behind you, the sky in frontbecoming pink and soft, then slightly blue again, as thoughit could not stop going on in its beauty, then the land closestto the setting sun would get dark, almost black against the orangeline of horizon, but if you turn around, the land is stillavailable to the eye with such softness, the few trees, the quiet fields of cover crops already turned, and the sky lingering, lingering, then finally dark”

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released March 25, 2020

Music by Nico Callaghan
Artwork by Emily Bramich
Mixed and Mastered by Ryu Yoshizawa

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