Spirits In Ambience

Ambient / World / Electronica

Los Angeles, CA

Billboard

Spirits In Ambience Is the Project brainchild of Musician, Producer Mark Peacock.
If you like Ambient, Electronica, or Groove Sounscapes Take a moment and give us a listen,
Music with a sense of mystery, sometimes even darkness, but the type of music that will let your mind drift to far away places, Perfect for relaxing, driving or as some will say having sex. "Spirits In Ambience" is a continuing Project coming out every few years with a new CD.
Using the basic core of musicians "Spirits" explores the vast musical landscapes that effect the innermost recesses of our minds.
SPIRITS IN AMBIENCE embraces the sounds of global cultures and fuse's them with hypnotic grooves into unique instrumental combinations. Alongside Mark are additional featured musicians. They are: J'Anna Jacoby; violin and viola (known for her work with Rod Stewart and many others) Michael Tovar; lead guitar (known for his work with Jack Bruce, Bobby Kimble and Chaka Khan,)
Each artist contributes a unique interpretation into a musical landscape, of which the result is SPIRITS OF AMBIENCE. All CD's are released on Aurora Blue Records found here on MySpace Aurora Blue Records

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Media Review By Gothic Beauty Magazine Mar 29

SPIRITS IN AMBIENCE

Momentos
Spirits' shifting paths of synths and beats, ribbons of violin and crisp
guitar are smooth and easy to listen to, making this a pleasant and
enlivening CD to perk up the doldrums. Their brand of ambience may be a bit too smooth and new-agey for some, although composer Mark Peacock isn't afraid of the dark or of the unknown.

Tracks like "Voyage of the Argo" tremble with approaching revelation, and "Bailar con la Luna" coils up and springs; there's also a trove of underworld mythology hiding here. Blended with trip-hop, tribal rhythms, expansive rock, and dashes of flamenco and Eastern flavor, Peacock's versatile guitar guides the way with creative changes. It's good to take it easy once in a while rather than laying it on
too thick.

Reviewed by Carolee for Gothic Beauty Magazine

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