Luke chose our Australian Sandalwood incense as the inspiration for a mix of rare, lost, looked over and forgotten Australian music, leaning toward the folk, psyche and ambient territories. Naturally fitting with lying on the couch, incense burning, cup of tea or scotch in hand and letting the mind wander—how nice.
As the morning unfurls like a slow dance, with the soft scent of incense permeating the air. Australian Sandalwood. Sweet and fragrant, clear and intoxicating. Australian oceanic artists are resounding. Surrounded by old vinyl records. Carefully selected, a juxtaposition of vibes. Often overlooked in Australian record bins.
A slow meandering journey- sounds that can be superficial or profound, entertaining or comforting.
Background music to your day, for house work, for making, for dancing, for relaxing. Each track like riding a wave, floating atop the surface before plunging into the depths of each melody. It's as if time has become suspended, with the music and the scent of incense providing a cocoon of tranquility. The mix could go on for 1000 hours, with the same artists and the same standout work, each permutation offering something new to savor.
Stream Luke Brown’s “Australian Sandalwood Mix” HERE.
1. Laughing Hands - Not Titles
2. John Sangster - Meditation
3. Cathie o’Sullivan - The Red Rose Top
4. John Sangster - untitled
5. Camryn Rothenbury - Credit
6. Marion Arts - Mirage
7. Southern Crossings - Love Song
8. Napper Tandy - Mad Tom of Belgium
9. Southern Crossings - One Five One
10. Carla Del Forno - Dry in the rain
11. Tarquin Manek & Ying Li Hooi - Stupid As a painter thick as a sculptor
12. Summerhaze - Cape Portland
13. Tom Kazas - On Endless Night
14. Peak - Snails Pace
15. Andrew Thomas Wilson - Tides
16. Tidewater - Solitary Rider
17. Tom Kazas - Lament
18. Steve Skinner - A face in the dark
19. Tidewater - Reprise
20. Nic Lyon - Neptune
21. Chris Freeman - To Donna
22. Soft Opera - To Carry On