Anders Rhedin shares a new single “Clear Drift” off his upcoming ambient album “Water Songs”, out now!

Recorded in a forest cabin near the sea in Rørvig, Denmark, surrounded by family, pine trees, and early morning fog, Water Songs draws its breath from the natural world.

The second single off the album ‘Clear Drift‘ is out today. Taking quiet inspiration from Japanese environmental music, pioneered by masters like Takashi Kokubo and Hiroshi Yoshimura, to whom he considers himself a humble student, Rhedin’s music doesn’t just reference nature, it communes with it. Field recordings become collaborators. Ocean waves, wind through leaves, and the subtle creak of a tree at dawn are not background, they are players.

“Water Songs” is out August 20th.

Of the new single, Anders says:

“Clear Drift – it’s a night song. It has a night feel. Songs are either night songs or day songs. Some are dawn songs or dusk songs. Afternoon songs are boring. Anyway, this song is the ocean at night with a dx7 synth wanting to blend in.”

Listen to ‘Clear Drift’: https://andersrhedin.ffm.to/cleardrift.vlb