Released in 1985, "Voices" by Roger Eno is a captivating exploration of ambient, neoclassical, and minimalist soundscapes. This 40-minute journey is a testament to Eno's unique ability to create serene and introspective music. The album features eleven tracks, each a delicate blend of piano and expansive synth washes, some of which were treated by his older brother, the renowned Brian Eno. "Voices" was produced by Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno, and recorded at the iconic Bob & Dan Lanois' Studio, ensuring a rich and immersive sonic experience.
The album opens with "Through The Blue," setting a contemplative tone that carries through tracks like "A Paler Sky" and "Evening Tango." Each piece is a slow, meditative journey, inviting the listener to lose themselves in the subtle textures and harmonies. "Voices" stands out with its intricate layering and subtle dynamics, showcasing Roger Eno's mastery of minimalist composition. The album's cover art and packaging, including a 4-page booklet in the jewelbox release, add to the overall aesthetic experience. Whether you're a fan of ambient music or simply seeking a moment of tranquility, "Voices" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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