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Organic soundscapes, field recordings and melodic ambience from composer Sophia Zhuravkova.
In the current world of distress, music has a critical role in our ability to experience joy. These songs transport me to those experiences - the freedom of my youth, getting off a long shift, or the excitement of love, to name a few. Regardless, they all ingrain the joy in me that never left.
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The Stereotypes were a 70's Experimental Jazz Rock band from Coventry, UK. Evolving from Ens, they changed their name ( to Reluctant Stereotypes) following the departure of Pete Bosworth, who was was one of the founding members.
The line up of Stereotypes Mk I, was Steve Haddon - Guitar, Steve Edgson - Clarinet/Sax/Guitar, Mick Hartley - Bass, Chris Dunne - Drums, Martyn Bates - Vocals & Paul Sampson - Guitar.
The band signed with Oval and released their first single in 1979. They suffered a fairly major split shortly afterwards - mainly because Steve Haddon was being really ars3y about the second single! Only two members went on to form the Mk ii version - Steve Edgson & Paul Sampson.
The Stereotypes were a 70's Experimental Jazz Rock band from Coventry, UK. Evolving from Ens, they changed their name ( to Reluctant Stereotypes) following the departure of Pete Bosworth, who was was one of the founding members.
The line up of Stereotypes Mk I, was Steve Haddon - Guitar, Steve Edgson - Clarinet/Sax/Guitar, Mick Hartley - Bass, Chris Dunne - Drums, Martyn Bates - Vocals & Paul Sampson - Guitar.
The band signed with Oval and released their first single in 1979. They suffered a fairly major split shortly afterwards - mainly because Steve Haddon was being really ars3y about the second single! Only two members went on to form the Mk ii version - Steve Edgson & Paul Sampson.
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