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An excerpt from my new album PHASER FOR THE OCEAN, CHORUS FOR THE MOON. out now on @lorecordings. Limited edition cassette or streaming on the platform of ur choice. 🙏

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

Weekend turntable chicken jazz

PHASER FOR THE OCEAN, CHORUS FOR THE MOON on limited edition cassette and streaming via @lorecordings

Tell me you’re at a restaurant in Italy without telling me you’re at a restaurant in Italy

Tell me you’re at a restaurant in Italy without telling me you’re at a restaurant in Italy

Tell me you’re at a restaurant in Italy without telling me you’re at a restaurant in Italy

Tell me you’re at a restaurant in Italy without telling me you’re at a restaurant in Italy

Tell me you’re at a restaurant in Italy without telling me you’re at a restaurant in Italy

Tell me you’re at a restaurant in Italy without telling me you’re at a restaurant in Italy

My new album PHASER FOR THE OCEAN, CHORUS FOR THE MOON is now available on cassette and digital via @lorecordings : )

· Sam Grawe’s Hatchback returns…
Ltd cassette available now: 🔗 in bio

‘Phaser for The Ocean, Chorus for The Moon’ is his magnum opus, a sprawling masterwork that encompasses ambient, new age and environmental music to wondrous effect. Soaked in Californian consciousness, the album is a balm like no other for these troubled times.

“It’s lovely stuff, the way the tracks unfurl, slowly, gently, feels very West Coast…This is top notch.” - Neil Mason, @moonbuildingmag

“…a sweetly moving, hypnotic, and deliciously enveloping sonic meditation” - Philippe Blache, Igloo Mag

All art and packaging design by @non.format / @anti_inc

Track: ‘And The Walls Became The World All Around’
Taken from: ‘Phaser for The Ocean, Chorus for The Moon’
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#Hatchback @grawesome #DeepListening #cassette #tapes #LoRecordings
@daybeforeus.music @neil_m @pietrobot

· Sam Grawe’s Hatchback returns…
Ltd cassette available now: 🔗 in bio

‘Phaser for The Ocean, Chorus for The Moon’ is his magnum opus, a sprawling masterwork that encompasses ambient, new age and environmental music to wondrous effect. Soaked in Californian consciousness, the album is a balm like no other for these troubled times.

“It’s lovely stuff, the way the tracks unfurl, slowly, gently, feels very West Coast…This is top notch.” - Neil Mason, @moonbuildingmag

“…a sweetly moving, hypnotic, and deliciously enveloping sonic meditation” - Philippe Blache, Igloo Mag

All art and packaging design by @non.format / @anti_inc

Track: ‘And The Walls Became The World All Around’
Taken from: ‘Phaser for The Ocean, Chorus for The Moon’
·
·
#Hatchback @grawesome #DeepListening #cassette #tapes #LoRecordings
@daybeforeus.music @neil_m @pietrobot

· Sam Grawe’s Hatchback returns…
Ltd cassette available now: 🔗 in bio

‘Phaser for The Ocean, Chorus for The Moon’ is his magnum opus, a sprawling masterwork that encompasses ambient, new age and environmental music to wondrous effect. Soaked in Californian consciousness, the album is a balm like no other for these troubled times.

“It’s lovely stuff, the way the tracks unfurl, slowly, gently, feels very West Coast…This is top notch.” - Neil Mason, @moonbuildingmag

“…a sweetly moving, hypnotic, and deliciously enveloping sonic meditation” - Philippe Blache, Igloo Mag

All art and packaging design by @non.format / @anti_inc

Track: ‘And The Walls Became The World All Around’
Taken from: ‘Phaser for The Ocean, Chorus for The Moon’
·
·
#Hatchback @grawesome #DeepListening #cassette #tapes #LoRecordings
@daybeforeus.music @neil_m @pietrobot

College of Alameda gym has no business going this hard

College of Alameda gym has no business going this hard

College of Alameda gym has no business going this hard

College of Alameda gym has no business going this hard

College of Alameda gym has no business going this hard

College of Alameda gym has no business going this hard

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

Enigmatic Structures

With the 25th anniversary issue hitting newsstands and some nice posts from former colleagues floating about, I came across my editor’s note from the 10 year anniversary issue of @dwellmagazine and thought I would share it here. Recently my older son read something else I wrote and offered, “bro, this is so perfect… it’s like AI.” A gen alpha compliment if there ever was. Reading this now, it does feel as distant and inscrutable as something produced by the latest large language model—not my own hand. I’m not one for puffery, but I couldn’t help but be a little impressed with my former self and the quality of this missive from what feels like a vastly simpler time. The world feels so impossibly dark right now and ninety nine percent of everything seems terrible and pointless. I, for one, needed this little spark of optimism and gratitude from my 15-year-ago self.

For most people Dwell is and was just a magazine on the Whole Foods check out aisle, but for me it was the foundation of my entire adult life (friendships, relationships, education, career) and remains a peak experience. It’s hard to communicate what an amazing group of people came together to make it happen, and when you’re in the moment (all 11 years of it) you just think it will always be like that and go on forever. I remain indebted to and inspired by everyone who played a part and wish we were all getting a beer at the Great Water right now.

With the 25th anniversary issue hitting newsstands and some nice posts from former colleagues floating about, I came across my editor’s note from the 10 year anniversary issue of @dwellmagazine and thought I would share it here. Recently my older son read something else I wrote and offered, “bro, this is so perfect… it’s like AI.” A gen alpha compliment if there ever was. Reading this now, it does feel as distant and inscrutable as something produced by the latest large language model—not my own hand. I’m not one for puffery, but I couldn’t help but be a little impressed with my former self and the quality of this missive from what feels like a vastly simpler time. The world feels so impossibly dark right now and ninety nine percent of everything seems terrible and pointless. I, for one, needed this little spark of optimism and gratitude from my 15-year-ago self.

For most people Dwell is and was just a magazine on the Whole Foods check out aisle, but for me it was the foundation of my entire adult life (friendships, relationships, education, career) and remains a peak experience. It’s hard to communicate what an amazing group of people came together to make it happen, and when you’re in the moment (all 11 years of it) you just think it will always be like that and go on forever. I remain indebted to and inspired by everyone who played a part and wish we were all getting a beer at the Great Water right now.

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

It’s a good day to have a good day!! : )

Have had so many things rolled up in tubes for so long that I began to forget what was even in the archives. Found this crazy leek in Palm Springs with @acid_free back in February so we splurged on a visit to @eric.rose.art.services. Need more walls!

Have had so many things rolled up in tubes for so long that I began to forget what was even in the archives. Found this crazy leek in Palm Springs with @acid_free back in February so we splurged on a visit to @eric.rose.art.services. Need more walls!

Have had so many things rolled up in tubes for so long that I began to forget what was even in the archives. Found this crazy leek in Palm Springs with @acid_free back in February so we splurged on a visit to @eric.rose.art.services. Need more walls!

Have had so many things rolled up in tubes for so long that I began to forget what was even in the archives. Found this crazy leek in Palm Springs with @acid_free back in February so we splurged on a visit to @eric.rose.art.services. Need more walls!