#ECMS

[theecmsgroup]

[athenaglobalsystem]

Data management

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[divyanshhu]

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[onyxmistkes]

"Dog is best girl," we all say in unison.

the past couple of days have been kinda crazy but I must prevail for our girl

inspired by Existential Crisis Mode by @luciaintheskyainthi

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[shachormet]

[deliriumthinker]

NEW Delirium of the Endless glimpse!

from @netflix for Geeked Week!

[luciaintheskyainthi]

I see the Andrew Garfield reference in your new fic!

hehehehe I COULD NOT resist. But also, I was imagining Andrew Garfield as the Spider-Man, so it was merited!

[theimmaculatearchive]

[jt1674]

[jazzplusplus]

1975 - Keith Jarrett - ECM Records - distributed in Japan by Trio Records

[caviarsonoro]

Julia Hülsmann Trio: Kiss From A Rose

The Julia Hülsmann Trio, with their interpretation of “Kiss From A Rose” on the album "The End Of A Summer" (2008), delivers an elegant and deeply introspective reimagining of Seal's famous song. This German trio, led by pianist Julia Hülsmann, transforms an iconic pop piece into a delicate contemporary jazz composition, where each note seems carefully considered. From the very first chord, the version exudes a minimalist and poetic atmosphere, moving away from the original's drama and embracing a more subtle and reflective language.

Hülsmann's piano leads the interpretation with a restrained and lyrical approach, where the original melody gently emerges between pauses and silences. Her execution is precise, almost ethereal, allowing each phrase to breathe and develop organically. Marc Muellbauer's double bass provides a solid yet fluid foundation, with melodic lines that engage in a perfect dialogue with the piano. Meanwhile, Heinrich Köbberling's drumming uses light textures and controlled dynamics, avoiding unnecessary prominence and enriching the contemplative nature of the piece.

What is fascinating about this interpretation is the way the trio deconstructs the original structure of the song, stripping it of its more ornamental elements and rebuilding it through a minimalist jazz lens. The melody, recognizable yet subtle, dissolves into a sea of soft harmonies and introspective progressions that invite reflection. Hülsmann demonstrates her ability to find depth and space in a seemingly simple song, showcasing a special sensitivity for restrained lyricism.

[sidlesbitch]

every CSI Miami episode:

02x23 - MIA/NYC - NonStop

[dharmafox]

Mononoke Project shipped my Bluray to the wrong freakin' address. 😔

[nicoooooooon]

Jan Garbarek, Bill Frisell, Eberhard Weber, Jon Christensen – “Paths, Prints” vinyl cover front and back (1982)

Design by Barbara Wojirsch Photography by Petra Nettelbeck

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