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Episode 70 - Songs From Tin Pan Alley

Episode 70 - Songs From Tin Pan Alley

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Episode 70 of The Ambient Vault podcast features special guest Songs From Tin Pan Alley.  Songs From Tin Pan Alley is a one man band based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Composing ambient textures covered in lofi-dust. Have over the last 4 years released 14 full-length albums.  Some of them in collaboration with other ambient musicians. His music is mostly centered around modular stuff, tape-loops and always recorded in single takes on either a reel to reel deck or a Marantz cassette recorder.

Tomorrow on his birthday, April 3rd he is releasing the last episode of the Standstills trilogy. The album was recorded in 4 days intensive stretch in April last year in a cozy and beautiful apartment in Berlin. All the songs are single takes and with no overdubbing; recorded on a very worn-out Marantz cassette recorder. So, expect beautiful dropouts, hiss and wow and flutter. 😉 The album is released through the wonderful Copenhagen-based record label Petite Victory Collective (PVC).

You can listen to SFTPA’s music here: 
https://songsfromtinpanalley.bandcamp.com/
or
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5Hh6xDjanTq57XUhuUpmXu?si=YVhCamzJRXGiYi9tA_znsw
and follow him here:
https://www.instagram.com/songsfromtinpanalley/

This song was also recorded in a one-shot session. Made with different modular sequences and guitar-loops and recorded on Marantz cassette. Enjoy! You can see the performance here:
https://youtu.be/9EaRpvOVkRU

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