Featuring melodies derived from Robert's guitar and heightened ambient electronics by Miguel with Paul's addition of vocal and drum work, the music has been described by an early listener as "propulsive and liminal." There are five central pieces including a 15-minute, 3-part suite "The Big Slow. Sign up to get unlimited songs and podcasts with occasional ads. The album includes 40+ minutes of new music, some of it entirely improvised and recorded live. Our inspirations drew on the balmy air and swirling currents of the river. For a month during the Fall of 2018 we gathered in an historic schoolhouse by the Pärnu jõgi (River Pärnu) in rural Estonia. Spacious, engaging, powerful.” - Stephen Hill, Hearts of SpaceĪ collaboration which began with a live appearance at Kukemuru Ambient Festival in Estonia in 2016 has yielded a brand-new trio including North American vocalist Paul Godwin, Venezuelan keyboardist Miguel Noya and Estonian guitarist Robert Jürjendal. The Ancient Resonances of drums, bells, and flutes, the exotic tones of gongs and gamelans, the digital sounds of the new ambient frontier. "Superior Progressive Ambient from veterans Godwin and Noya, mightily inspired by Estonian guitar whiz Robert Jürjendal.
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