Constant 29 (Remastered)

by Scott Lawlor

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_xerhard The usage of paulstretch is so powerful. Like time traveling through the universe. But at the end it's all about what source is used to time strech and here it is spot on. What a beautiful track Scott. 5 out of 5

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Constant 29 01:00:06

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Originally released on the treetrunk label in May of 2013, now remastered with new artwork.

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"I was listening the other day to a couple of the Constant pieces by Stephen Philips and though I had heard some others in the series by people like Digital Mass, Zieltogend and Phillip Wilkerson, I was intrigued by the simplicity of the pieces and thought I'd try writing one myself.
It's only been recently that I've been writing drone music so I started with a single note and then gradually added more until I had what I felt was a nice sounding chord, not exactly a minor or major chord but still something pleasant.
I added some effects and used paulstretch to help create the feeling I was going for which was something simple that conveyed the purpose of the series, doing more with less.
I am deeply honored that Thomas has decided to release this track and that I am also among a roster of such artists as those who have inspired me to write a selection for the constant series."

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released September 5, 2022

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Scott Lawlor Albuquerque, New Mexico

I am an ambient artist who composes in many sub-genres such as dark and light ambient, solo piano, cosmic drone, avant-garde and noise music both as a solo artist and as a collaborating partner. My music is created with intentionality, creating a sonic space for the unfolding of personal stories as well as exploration of spiritual and cultural themes which profoundly influence our society. ... more

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