Name: Wind Sailer (radio edit)
Channel: Augusto Chiarle
Description: License options are available for this song. This is the 'radio edit' version of our opening track 'Wind Sailer' from our 2nd album, 'The Alchemist'. Ambient guitar, acoustic drums, ethnic sounds and electronica!

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This is the 'radio edit' version of our opening track 'Wind Sailer' from our 2nd album, 'The Alchemist'. Ambient guitar, acoustic drums, ethnic sounds and electronica!

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The Wimshurst's Machine

An italian 8 members chillout orchestra who plays a mix of electronic and acoustic chillout music with ambient, jazz and new age influences.

"...It is easy to imagine yourself peacefully lounging in a scenic land while listening to these compositions, which use a wide array of acoustic instrumentation backed by ambient electronica." : we reached (#26 overall) on iTunes Italian online music store between january 6 and 13, 2005 (since january, official iTunes release date, never went out from the Top100), and had a song (, our 1st CD and , our 2nd one. Check out our link section for a direct link on those albums pages on iTunes! as "Best Instrumental Artist"! Thank you, everyone, for this result! :-)

Song Info

Genre

Electronic • Ambient

Charts

Peak #18

Peak in subgenre #2

Author

Augusto Chiarle

Rights

2004 by The Wimshurst's Machine

Uploaded

January 27, 2005

Track Files

MP3

MP3 4.5 MB • 128 kbps • 4:57

Story behind the song

This is the "radio edit" version of our opening track "Wind Sailer" from our 2nd album, "The Alchemist". The main difference from the album version is that the intro is quite shortened. 

 Ethnic sounds, electronic environment and acoustic drums, this song ideally describes a flight, the flight of some kind of wind sailer, maybe a Leonardo-styled flyer. Ambient guitars, ethnic percussions, acoustic drums & electronic sounds, for a song that reminds at the 1st listen something of The Art of Noise that met Alan Parsons along the way... without copy them, of course!

When we started to consider the new album, we decided that the good results obtained with the 1st one's song had to be mantained, but at the same time we didn't like the idea to just do it all again: the fun is in learning and we decided to learn and to try to add something. Difficult, ambitious, but hopefully good!

Lyrics

The main difference from the album version is that the intro is quite shortened.

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