Cloud People sound Norway’s Ambient Fabric

May 17, 2009
Cloud People sound Norway’s Ambient Fabric

In the dark of winter, Cloud People looked northwards to the Arctic Circle and made contact with Ambient Fabric of Norway.

Prekestolen, courtesy of Ambient Fabric - Øystein Jørgensen
Prekestolen, courtesy of Øystein Jørgensen

Ambient Fabric's (Øystein Jørgensen) music is as monolithic as Prekestolen and as vast as the surrounding space above and below.

Ambient Fabric and Cloud People collaborated and brought light to a new version of Mountains of Dub, created amongst the starry New Jersey Pine Barrens and the Norwegian Aurora Borealis-lit peaks and fjords.

Ranges of Dub is to be released on a future set of Cloud People remixes.

An early version, 4Mountains with Cloud People, can be heard on Ambient Fabric's ReverbNation and MySpace pages.

An edit of the final version can be heard on the Cloud People MySpace page.

In response, Cloud People have remixed Ambient Fabric's Space. Sub-Space Cloud People (Edit) and Sub-Space Cloud People Invasion now exist and the later can be heard on the Cloud People MySpace page.

(2019 note: link updated to current platforms.)

Ambient Fabric on Bandcamp .

Watch new music video for Cloud People’s “Scallion Pancake Dub”

February 12, 2009
Watch new music video for Cloud People’s “Scallion Pancake Dub”

May we all get rescued with a scallion pancake when we need it.

Evan Wilder succumbs to hunger, Cloud People deliver.

"Scallion Pancake Dub" is taken from Cloud People's 1st EP, "A Wild Feeling", out now on Batona Music.

Shot in the New Jersey Pine Barrens.

Video by Todd Steponick .

Additional production by Nice Looking Designs .

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Cloud People to remix Pablo Sandoz

August 6, 2008
Cloud People to remix Pablo Sandoz

Cloud People have been going on and on about the remix for Pablo Sandoz. Their summer months have been occupied at the instruments and controls, making synths echo and making conga & djembe beats in the pines. It's so important to them, they've temporarily put off finishing their next release, Even Wilder, for now.

According to them, "the Sound of Quicksilver is streaming through the pines, filtering through the cedar swamps and mossy ground coverings, in the hopes to somehow absorb and carry the intrinsic powers of North American grounds to wave riders and watchers far and wide.

"In the process, integrations of the powers (or whatever they may be) brought forth by this minstrel from beyond dreamtime occur throughout the New Jersey Pine Barrens, stretching the tightly knit fabric of local and non-local imaginary realities".

There was more, but you get it. It's difficult enough to understand them through their vocoders, let alone know for sure what all this means.

The mixes should start appearing at the end of August, and so far they sound sublime.

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