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Tonkyn Pearson Wellington, New Zealand
Duo f.k.a. Montano, creating ambient music. Originally using only the sounds of one field recording per track, but more
recently putting ageing hardware (Shanan) through the digital mangler (Michael) and layering in quiet recordings (both).
Shanan Holm (Octif) + Michael Upton (Jet Jaguar)
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As a follower/fan of Jet Jaguar's music for almost 20 years, i must say i'm constantly intrigued by his earthly ambience and aptitude to make radio friendly pieces rich with details and warmth. Lovely album!
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This is one of those albums where field recordings and melodies work perfectly together to create a whole that is larger than its parts. It's crafty, elegant and warm-hearted ambient music in the vein of Pan•American.
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All praise to Montano and Flaming Pines for this album. Perfectly deceptive found sound rhythms crop up throughout these intriguing long form pieces, and it's incredibly satisfying to be surprised by these moments. Flaming Pines is full of gems like this, a label well worth exploring.
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