Eliane Radigue - Jetsun Mila (2)

Album: Jetsun Mila [1987]
Drone, Minimalism, Avant-Garde, Experimental, Ambient

[@MegaCirse]

In this music there floats a kind of mist suitable for dreams and gentle drifts. A climate of rediscovered peace that we sometimes feel without knowing exactly why during certain summer nights! these artists build a discourse of interiority, of breathing, which knows how to make room for silence🕊

[@willyndatila]

Lately I meditate with this sound..morning and evenings for the length of the piece. Everyday it gives me something else...I have become so accustomed to her soft prefect humming melodies that "normal" music, pop or otherwise has become too harsh almost primitive. She is a genius lightyears ahead of her time.

[@teddydog6229]

My trouble with conventional rock songs lately is that after enough listens the song sounds the same as always. It has only so far it can spread its branches. Switching from trees to rivers, this music is a river. Never the same. Each listen is a fresh unique experience.

[@A_New_Yorker_Lost_In_Florida]

pop and such is linear and appeals to left brain dominant people .... this is right brain music.... it is non linear and surrounds the mind...rather than rock which comes at it like an hammer, or pop which is like an arrow....then theres country which is ultra linear and so utterly predictable ...😊💙

[@Books_Makeup]

Her music belongs in sci-fi films.

[@teddydog6229]

@@A_New_Yorker_Lost_In_Florida Thank you. That is an extremely interesting and helpful observation. While I do still listen to rock music - throw on the Ramones any old time - it's only a tiny percent when it used to be virtually 100% of what I listen to. It's almost all non-linear for close to five years now. I don't doubt your interpretation at all. I'm just curious to what caused this stampede from my left to right brain. Since you like this it's possible you'd like Ran Killian as well. I think he's a contemporary of hers. I can't even tell them apart which means more of a good thing.

[@micknight8158]

Love her work! I just zone to this.

[@cranemp161]

Eliane Radigue - Jetsun Mila (Très Belle) is inspired by the life of Milarepa, a great yogi and poet of Tibet who lived in the 11th Century.

[@teddydog6229]

Such a classic. So sublime. She was such a great artist always.

[@babyirene3188]

I can't cope with how beautiful this is.

[@companynothrills]

Auch für uns dancers and movers von unschätzbarem Wer für ganzheitliche Aktion!!

[@smnewthtrblnmnd]

I think it's awesome that they used it for the Movie The Revenant. I instantly noticed the song when it started in the movie and I couldn't believe that they choosed such an awesome song from such a great but kinda less known artist. I really think it's the best song in a Hollywood movie ever. Didn't expect a drone song to make it. Really cool.

[@injektileur]

+Slow Down When is it used in the movie ? I didn't hear it at all :o I just thought it was Sakamoto orignal stuff. And yes, I knew this before watching the Revenant (which I liked very much, btw)

[@OneMinuteArchitecture]

@@injektileur en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Revenant_(soundtrack)

[@teddydog6229]

Alva Noto who’s an electronic/glitch/ambient artist has an album called Revenant. To this day I haven’t seen it. I heard ‘big bear’ and thought ‘boring’. Obviously not for the person being chased by the bear, just for me. Now I keep hearing about the incredible soundtrack so it’s jumped to the top of my list.

[@donnaqueebo]

beautiful album. Thank you for sharing it.

[@petruscestius6824]

...por la chica del bus 54 el 29/12/14 en BCN. Nada terminó ahí.

[@LeKongz]

Ella volto?

[@konradherrmann3213]

💕👍 🇫🇷

[@teddydog6229]

Is this a younger picture of Elaine ?

[@UnseenIsolation]

yep

[@teddydog6229]

@@UnseenIsolation Wow. Without meaning anything sexist by it the woman in that picture could be a model or in movies or any other field beauty can be commodified. Instead she chose electronic music back when I imagine a synthesizer took up a whole wall. I would love to read her biography. I hope Wiki does her justice.

[@A_New_Yorker_Lost_In_Florida]

pop music, rock, even classical is one beat after another and direct ,.... like a "street-hammer" and so it is linear and appeals to left brain dominant people .... Synthesis is dynamic and encompassing like being in a heated, cushy bean-bag chair and warm cotton soft blanket smack in the middle of a snow covered mountain top.... Synth music like she you and i create is right brain dominant people's idea of music... it is non linear and surrounds the mind..rather than rock or metal or new wave which come at us like a bullet, or pop music which is like an arrow....then there is country music - which is ULTRA linear and so utterly predictable, but left brain dom folks like order, like things one at a time, they like logic and will usually consent to what ever falls in placew...whereas the right brained folks will normally be outcast, or artists and dissent against what repressed the consenters.... it is a paradox that we even exist at all as opposing our own beings are to "them"selves,.to ourselves lol ...😊💙 - So music can teach us a lot about ourselves

[@LeKongz]

DEDICADO A SATURNIA PYRI

[@LeKongz]

Et à elodia delosrecoursos

[@ДядяКоля-и7г]

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