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Dew
01:14
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Fallen Feathers
03:34
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Fallen feathers
Falling fast
Fallen feathers
Falling so fast
The incidental music of our lives
How many birds will stop singing before things can change?
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3. |
He Sings The Sun
01:34
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With warmth beneath each wing
Turning Winter into Spring
The nightingale returns to sing
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Portrait Of A Tree
03:35
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Maker, maker of shade
Maker, maker of shade
The dappled light,
The colours climbing out of sight.
The knotted limbs,
The silhouette when evening sings.
The buckled bark,
The sap that seeps an amber spark.
The staggered reach,
The stories shared from leaf to leaf.
Where lovers fall
Where dreamers sit and stall for a while
Maker, maker of shade
Maker, maker of shade
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5. |
The Moon Takes Flight
01:39
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And so the curtains close on another day
And the songsters of the night make their way to the stage
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Ben See UK
Ben See is a singer, composer and choir leader based in London. He specialises in new vocal
music.
Ben's music has been played on BBC6Music, BBC Radio3, BBC London and Resonance FM. His compositions have been sung and performed in concert halls and venues all over the UK, including the Southbank Centre, Kings Place & the Union Chapel.
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Ben See recommends:
This album is an amazing collection of poems which have been beautifully set to music by Fred Thomas, and sung to perfection by my friend Ellie Rusbridge. Beguiling by name and nature!
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My wonderful friend Josh makes beautiful and playful vocal music under the name Almanac. He's got lots of songs to get lost in...
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Hawk To The Hunting Gone
by You Are Wolf
Kerry is the most brilliant composer and singer. You Are Wolf is her alt-folk project and it is brilliant. She weaves her magic around songs old and new.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 19, 2016
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Cinemice (Remastered 2021)
by antennasia
Originally released in 2005, the Japanese band's hidden gem—a blur of pop, downtempo, and vocal jazz—gets a long-overdue upgrade.
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