Reflections of Snow, by Scott Lawlor

Reflections of Snow

by Scott Lawlor

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raulmori Feel the cold embrace offered by the solitude of the mountain, the snow and the forest. Christmas dreams. Favorite track: Reflections of Snow.

mick bis A mysterious two-month journey of a lone hiker lost in the snowy cold mountains, he lost his sense of time, until one bright morning a high providence signaled the man to listen attentively and begin to walk in the direction of the sounds he would hear. After understanding the sign,
The Christmas bells invited him to a small and warm village where he was invited with lots of love, to dine at a festive meal as the most important man of that Christmas.

Miracles always happen

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	1.	Drone For Christmas 08:32
	2.	For Whom the Bells Toll on Christmas Day 06:52
	3.	Demented Christmas Memories and Furniture polish 09:47
	4.	Angels We Have Heard While High 15:19
	5.	One Less at the Christmas Table 06:52
	6.	Midnight Ice Crystals 06:32
	7.	Cold Frost 04:31
	8.	Meditations on the Evening Star 05:00
	9.	Reflections of Snow 10:14

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This is a collection of songs for the Christmas season some of which have appeared on various compilations between 2013 and 2018.

These 9 tracks have all recently been remastered, however there is a "lost archive" feel to some of them as the technology I had when making these recordings isn't as advanced as what I am currently utilizing.

The tracks here range from the sublime ethereal ambience of the title track and one less at the Christmas Table, written for my brother Joe in 2018, to more experimental tracks like Demented Memories and Furniture polish which is mangled treatment of the sample of a music box.

Drone for Christmas was originally released on the BFW Christmas 2013 compilation:
www.bfwrecordings.com/releases/Christmas/2013/
For Whom the Bells Toll on Christmas Day was originally released on the Christmas 2015 compilation:
petroglyphmusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-xmas-compilation-2015
Demented Christmas Memories and Furniture polish was originally released on the Christmas 2016 compilation:
petroglyphmusic.bandcamp.com/album/507-christmas-2016
Angels We Have Heard While High was originally released on the Christmas 2017 compilation:
petroglyphmusic.bandcamp.com/album/585-the-x-mas-compilation-2017
One Less at the Christmas Table was originally released on the Christmas 2018 compilation:
petroglyphmusic.bandcamp.com/album/623-petroglyph-x-mas-compilation-2018
I encourage you to download and check out these compilations as all the music is amazing and the artists are top notch in their respective genres of ambient and electronic music.

Thank you for your continued support of my work in sound and imagination. I wish you a most joyous and merry Christmas.

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released December 11, 2021

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Scott Lawlor Corinth, Texas

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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