Time & Language by Pleq / Hiroki Sasajima / Spheruleus

An album “Time & Language” was made by a collaborative ambient project formed by Pleq, Hiroki Sasajima and Spheruleus. Initiated by Felt Collective and finalized by the accurate sound enginer Taylor Deupree, an album draws intellectual audience attention globally thus erasing geographic distance between Poland, Japan and United Kingdom.

“Time & Language” is forthcoming LP album, released by Felt Records, that consists of 4 fluent compositions. Limited to 300 copies, this album is released on 180gm vinyl. The basis of works stands on fluid field recordings, acoustic instruments and intently programmed soundscapes. Subtle changing atmospheric intention and mood in each work ultimately adapts the idea of a different time of the day. Cinematographic sound effects assimilated with waving textures expands the satisfaction of listening. Qualitatively accomplished spacious sounding creates an exceptional live recording feeling. Musicians do not overcome each other and maintain a sustainable balance from improvised melodies to airy drone soundings that proves maturity and tranquility of artists.

“Time & Language” is like a Monet’s “Waterloo Bridge. Effect of Fog” – a long-lasting enigmatic painting. This is music which naturally evokes an illusion of meditation session near waterfalls

Pleq is the solo project of Bartosz Dziadosz, an experimental musician who combines elements of drone, down tempo, glitch and modern classical. He creates his work by fusing together independently synthesized sounds, often incorporates violin, the unexpectedly melancholic sound of a piano, sometimes female vocals...