dahaam, by Martin Neuhold

dahaam

by Martin Neuhold

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	1.	Seebach 06:17
	2.	St Andrae 06:28
	3.	Landskron (feat. Wolfgang Gsell) 08:36
	4.	Heiligenkreuzkirche 08:29
	5.	Gerlitzen 12:39

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„dahaam“ (Austrian word for „at home“) is sort of a soundtrack to a memory movie. My father was born in Kärnten (southern Austria) and in my childhood days, we used to go there quite often. It always felt like going home, especially as I was a bit of an outsider in the town where we lived. This year, I spent my holidays there and the feeling of „coming home“ was still there. I decided to try to turn my memories and feelings into music and as I had my iPad with me, started right there to do it.

Notes on the tracks:

The Seebach is a small river running behind the house of my relatives. We used to swim in there and I spent a lot of time there, thinking about this and that and watching the water roll by.

St. Andrae is the name of the small village where my relatives live and where we spent many summers. Today it’s a part of Villach.

Landskron is an old castle above that town with a great view. This track goes back to the memory of a cloudy and foggy day when I looked down at St. Andrae in the mist. My friend Wolfgang Gsell added some perfect sounds to this track.

The Heiligenkreuzkirche (church of the holy cross) is a church in Villach that fascinated me when I was a child (and still does).

The Gerlitzen is a mountain near Villach, a wonderful place with a great view, a place where you are above it all and can get your mind clear of everything.

credits

released September 4, 2017

Martin Neuhold: iPad synths, guitar, tank drum
Wolfgang Gsell: additional synths on track 3

Martin Neuhold is an Ambient and Downtempo artist, iOS Musician from Germany. You can find more information and music at martinneuhold.bandcamp.com

Aural Films is an online record label (netlabel) that releases high-quality soundtrack albums for movies that do not exist. We cover a wide range of music styles ranging from ambient to experimental to popular to soundtrack music. Often on the same albums. You can find our complete catalog of releases online at AuralFilms.com

Aural Films Catalog No. AF0210

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