Immerse yourself in the captivating world of nature and science with Keith Mansfield's "Natural Science," released on April 25, 1990, under the KPM Main Series label. This exquisite collection of 21 tracks, spanning a total of 49 minutes, is a testament to Mansfield's prowess as a British composer and arranger, known for his significant contributions to television music.
"Natural Science" is a journey through the wonders of the natural world, translated into the language of exotica. Each track, from the opening "Mother Earth" to the closing "Generator," is a meticulously crafted sonic landscape that evokes the beauty and complexity of nature. The album's title track, "Natural Science," sets the tone with its intricate melodies and rhythmic patterns, while tracks like "Sunset Sea" and "Golden Sunset" paint vivid aural pictures of serene coastal scenes.
Mansfield's expertise shines through in tracks like "Double Helix" and "Micrology," where he delves into the microscopic world, creating music that is as scientifically accurate as it is aesthetically pleasing. "Earth Watch" and "Spheres" offer a broader perspective, exploring the vastness of our planet and the cosmos beyond.
The album's exotica genre is characterized by its use of unconventional instruments and rhythms, creating a sound that is both familiar and otherworldly. Mansfield's skillful arrangement and composition bring together these diverse elements into a cohesive whole, making "Natural Science" a standout work in his discography.
Whether you're a fan of exotica, a lover of nature, or simply someone looking for a unique and engaging listening experience, "Natural Science" is sure to captivate your imagination and transport you to the heart of the natural world.
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