We're Losing the Moon / Cauda Luna

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knutepanhead So much tranquility and melancholic beauty packed into two songs. I could put this on repeat and drift forever. Favorite track: We're Losing the Moon.

Wisdoms End Beautiful melancholie with flowing melodies and notes like tiny pebbles, wandering down a riverbed until the journey ends and only sand is left in silence. Favorite track: We're Losing the Moon.

AboveTheEarth My Dr. prescribed me two Slow Meadow albums and told me to call him in the morning. Favorite track: We're Losing the Moon.

aJames Tesselate, arpeggiate, dissipate. This layered melodic wave of piano and synth gives the mind a pattern to resonate with and delve into hopeful contemplation.

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	1.	We're Losing the Moon 04:57		buy track
	2.	Cauda Luna 03:44		buy track

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“We’re losing the Moon” is a reference to the phenomenon of our moon drifting away from earth’s orbit at about the rate our fingernails grow. In tandem with that the allegory of man thinking of “the heavens” as an immovable and permanent thing. Once worshiped as gods, these heavenly bodies are now found to be as transient as life itself only over time scales long enough to fool countless generations of people. In this picture another reminder that we don’t see things as they are but as WE are.

Coda - from the Latin “Cauda” or “Tail"
Lune - from the Latin “Luna” or “Moon”

Cauda Luna - Moon Tail

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released March 16, 2018

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Slow Meadow Houston, Texas

Slow Meadow is ambient compositions from multi-instrumentalist Matt Kidd. After working as a touring / session musician since the early 2000s, Matt took a serious interest in creating music focused less on performance and more on inner experience. Slow Meadow began when Kidd befriended Marc Byrd of Hammock, who signed Slow Meadow to his label, Hammock Music, and released his debut in 2015. ... more

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