Eev, by Taylor Deupree

Eev

by Taylor Deupree

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A Strangely Isolated Place Get lost in Taylor's music and clear your head with the intricacies. A favorite of 2023. Favorite track: Burnt Island.

deathcabbage What a wonderful EP filled with interesting sounds and lots of space. The listening party was very fun to be apart of. Great work!

Past Inside the Present Ambient Listening Parties are the best. Such an incredible piece of work, Taylor. Thank you for blessing us with these beautiful arrangements! Favorite track: Something That Looks Like Stars (Sleep Version).

Scott at the listening party right now, very impressed with the large, clear soundstage and the production values. the music is like a walk in wet woods, exploring every little thing and being reborn in the process. the right music at the right time.

davidmcaulay Stunning piece of work...detailed, delicate and sublime. One of the most evocative electronic artists in the world. Favorite track: Something That Looks Like Stars (Sleep Version).

Ur Trommler Just attended the wonderful listening party for this stellar release, what a treat! A wonderful release, well done! Favorite track: Eev (Sleep Version).

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1.	Eev 03:56	buy track
2.	Figment 06:12	buy track
3.	Burnt Island 04:31	buy track
4.	Something That Looks Like Stars 02:15	buy track
5.	Moonless 05:03	buy track
6.	Eev (Sleep Version) 07:22	buy track
7.	Something That Looks Like Stars (Sleep Version) 06:09	buy track

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‘Eev” is Taylor Deupree’s latest stopover on a slow journey through ambient sound that has brought him acclaim and renown for over two decades. This EP explores the light and dark of an evening forest, both figuratively and literally. The decay and the growth stir tiny, fragile worlds.

Deupree is also known as being an avid collaborator and has worked with Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Sylvian, Jeremiah Fraites, and Fennesz, among others throughout his career. His work as an audio engineer has made technology at the forefront of his music as he explores its cracks and imperfections.

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released August 18, 2023

Created and mixed by Taylor Deupree at 12k, Pound Ridge, NY.

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Taylor Deupree Pound Ridge, New York

Taylor Deupree is the founder of 12k, an independent record label based in a rural area north of New York CIty. Started in 1997, 12k has pioneered a form of experimental ambient music involving delicate hybrids of digital technology and acoustic instrumentation. ... more

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May 22

Public Records

New York (NYC), NY

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Sti.ll

May 2024
Aer

Mar 2024
Eev

Aug 2023
Small Winters

Jun 2022

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