Tag: Fields of Joy from Rare Element

Sylvie Natsume Bottles the Afternoon Sun in “Komorebi”

With her debut album "Komorebi," UK-based composer, producer, and pianist Sylvie Natsume captures something entirely elusive: the chaotic, precise physics of shifting daylight. The title borrows the Japanese term for sunlight filtering through a canopy of leaves, an absolutely fitting metaphor for this nature-inspired, entirely instrumental excursion. https://open.spotify.com/album/2wcL4kspBNshakVWHCZNu5?si=3E_vexVHREaT8Kv9n-O0lA Designed to be digested as one continuous suite, the record ignores our modern urge to compartmentalize. Instead, Natsume...

Elamar Takes Us On A Love Journey With “Running”

About Elamar Elamar was born into a large family in Dimona and attended and graduated from The Brotherhood School. Elamar was inspired to better the world by the school's innovative educational method. Elamar afterwards spent three years in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF). In the army, he learned discipline, purpose, passion, and communication skills. Elamar has always been creative, and art has become his expression....

Neon Sanctuary: Rare Element & Britt Foe Find “Fields of Joy”

Rare Element (feat. Britt Foe from Lunar & the Deception) take on "Fields of Joy" as a single, and it lands like finding a...