Music For Forgotten Places

by Volker Lankow

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	1.	We Are Lost 06:10
	2.	Fill The Empty Space 10:00
	3.	Transformation 14:15
	4.	The Sadness Of Abandonment 15:01
	5.	Where Are The People? 09:28
	6.	Healing 08:23
	7.	The Ancient Hill 07:12
	8.	Above Lost Cities 28:38

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Music has the power to awaken forgotten places and bring them back to life. It can fill the empty spaces with sound and emotion, transforming them into something new and magical.
Music can bring a sense of healing to these forgotten places. It can help to soothe the pain and the sadness of abandonment and bring a sense of hope and renewal in these spaces.
In a world where so many places are being forgotten and left behind (I saw many of these places) music has the power to keep their stories alive. It can be a way to honor the people who lived and worked in these spaces, and to keep their memories alive for future generations.
If you ever find yourself in a forgotten place try to listen to music and see how the space responds. You may be surprised at the magic that can happen when music and forgotten places come together. I hope that my ambient music will contribute to this.

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released June 15, 2023

All Music played and recorded live by Volker Lankow in his World Ambient Studio Berlin/Kreuzberg.
Cover Picture taken by Volker Lankow, above the outskirts of Kabul.

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Volker Lankow Berlin, Germany

Percussionist since the late seventies, Volker Lankow lives in Berlin, plays and collaborates in many diverse projects, such as together with Bernhard Wöstheinrich, David Rothenberg, to name a few.
Volker works on many Solo projects, using mainly electronics and as well percussions, to develop his own vison of experimental sounds, drones and as well world music. ... more

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