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A Christmas Carol
01:13
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Christmastime is Here
03:29
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Jingle Bells
02:45
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Winter Wonderland
02:50
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Little Tree
02:53
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Wonderful Christmastime
03:50
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Love You
02:26
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Sleigh Ride
02:16
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Christmas Candy
01:47
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Wassail!
01:46
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The Shepherd's Farewell
03:27
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Our Prayer
01:32
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Gloria: Domine Deus
06:18
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Curtis Dahl Seattle, Washington
Curtis is a pianist living in Portland who also likes to experiment with electronic sounds, record household items and other unlikely sound sources to manipulate in the studio to come up with original soundscapes not usually heard in waking life. Once in a while he finds time to produce other peoples' work, and enjoys bringing an impressionistic aesthetic and a sense of the infinite to a project. ... more
Curtis Dahl recommends:
Collected Locations
by Placement
A perfect blend of electronic and organic sounds fused with field recordings, this "sampler" of sorts is a great introduction to the soundworld of this duo. Beautiful atmospheres contained within.
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Seagram Murals's music is always reflective, relentlessly engaging, and enthusiaticly danceable. This is ambient music that moves, physically as well as emotionally. Don't miss out, listen intently.
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Taking inspiration from devotionals and ’60s British folk, Sean Conrad's eleventh Channelers LP is ambient-acoustic at its most meditative.
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Gems and Minerals
by Golden Brown
The moody, hypnotic sounds on the latest from Stefan Beck—swaying cello, prickly guitars—are meant to convey a sense of unease.
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“Abysma” is headphone music for quiet nights, conducive to solitary listening. This begs for a dance party, even if you’re the only participant.
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