The visualizer video fro “Nord View” by Prospector Sound (aka Richard Talbot) gives some context to the track’s gentle sweeps of white noise like a distant wind and winding tonal blends that convey a sense of translucent layers of color and sound. The title too hints at a possible inspiration being that of witnessing the Aurora Borealis in the middle of a clear night with no distractions from the ambient light of cities and human-made noise. Even if you’ve not been privy to such an experience this track delivers that feeling to you and a sense of mystery, wonder and tranquility that washes into and through you in moments when you get to be around as natural wonders manifest that you don’t see every day or take for granted until you’re in the proper setting and can forget the intrusions of demands on your psyche placed by your life in the context of your participation in socially constructed economic relationships that did not exist when humans were first exposed to these things and took time out to let their imaginations ponder their beauty and conjure from within their creative interpretations of the significance of the various phenomena of the world. The song is one track from Prospector Sound’s new album Red Sargasso out April 29, 2022 through The Ambient Zone. But for now watch the video for the song on YouTube and follow Prospector Sound at the links provided.
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