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Rudy Adrian - Beyond The Sleepy Hills (CD)

Rudy Adrian - Beyond The Sleepy Hills (CD)

Artist: Rudy Adrian

Music Genre: Ambient, Electronic

Cat No
SPM-2607
Released
2024
Pressing
USA
Styles
Ambient

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ArtistRudy Adrian
FormatCD
LabelSpotted Peccary
Catalogue no.SPM-2607
GenreAmbient and Electronic
Released22 November 2024
Barcode0600028260723

Rudy Adrian — Beyond The Sleepy Hills
Format: CD • Label: Spotted Peccary (SPM-2607) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Ambient

Tracklist:
1. The Sleepy Hills 1
2. The Sleepy Hills 2
3. The Sleepy Hills 3
4. The Sleepy Hills 4
5. The Sleepy Hills 5
6. The Sleepy Hills 6
7. The Sleepy Hills 7
8. The Sleepy Hills 8
9. The Sleepy Hills 9

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Rudy Adrian (born ca. 1969) is an electronic musician from Dunedin, New Zealand. Working in styles ranging from beatless atmospheric ambient to heavily sequenced electronica, Adrian has released several albums of his music, as well as producing soundtracks for television in his profession as a sound engineer for Taylormade Media.
Most of Adrian's albums form two distinct series: and . His first mini-album, SubAntarctica (initially released under his birth name of Rudy Hueting) was as part of a multimedia collaboration on Art in the subantarctic, and involved him and several other artists travelling to the Campbell and Auckland Islands and producing work based on the experience. His albums have included collaborations with New Zealand flutist Nick Prosser and Dutch keyboardist Ron Boots. Adrian has toured New Zealand and the United States presenting works in a variety of venues ranging from concert halls to planetaria.

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