something that enchants me about the music of the past is it's simplicity. sometimes it's sad, sometimes it's get out of your seat knee slappingly fun, sometimes it's a little harsh, but whatever it is, it doesn't try to be something that it's not.

you listen, and you feel a man living his life, and expressing natural joys and sorrows. a woman singing her story in the park.

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Cesária Évora

About four or five years ago, I was driving my car through a huge parking lot in South Florida - feeling utterly disconnected from nature, from history, from anything that came before they leveled a bunch of trees and poured concrete all over. At that moment a song played on the satelite radio. It was the Mummers Dance by Loreena McKennitt and it was my first time hearing it.

Loreena's voice struck me at sea. (like Robert Smith once said) I was lost in a an endless ocean of commercial nothingness, surrounded by perfectly manicured palm trees, minivans and shopping…

Check out the following NEW DnB tracks released by Inn3rFlow on Saturday, November 11th:

First Light (free MP3)
Song of the Mountain (free MP3)

a note to Deepspace

i've been following your stuff since i discovered last fm. i did not previously consider myself to be a fan of ambient or drone, but listening to you has caused some sort of a shift to happen. i've been exposed to what i would consider to be more atmospheric stuff (like The Future Sound of London) since the early 90's, but never quite liberated myself entirely from an obsession with beats. i feel like there is some rhythmic energy in me that yearns to be fully released before i can move on in my expression…

Thanks you all for your continued support. Just wanted to announce two new tracks…

First Light and Song of the Mountain

Enjoy!

"A Long Journey Begins" off of "Still tryin'…" and "Halo" from the album "98" have both been released as free downloads.