Ton Bruynèl - Soft Song For Oboe And Two Soundtracks

Review by Douglas McClure

Soft Song For Oboe And Two Soundtracks by Ton Bruynèl is an exquisite album that showcases the composer's mastery of electronic music and soundscapes. The album features five tracks that are each a unique and immersive experience for the listener.

The album opens with "Voices," a haunting and ethereal track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The use of the oboe in conjunction with the electronic soundscapes creates a beautiful contrast that is both soothing and eerie.

In "Soft Song," Bruynèl's use of repetition creates a mesmerizing effect that draws the listener in. The oboe takes center stage in this track, and its mournful melody is accentuated by the electronic soundscape that surrounds it.

"Voices II" is a more experimental track that incorporates spoken word and vocalizations. The use of multiple voices creates a sense of chaos and confusion that is both disorienting and fascinating.

The album closes with "Soft Song II," a beautiful and melancholic track that is the perfect ending to this immersive experience. The oboe takes on a more prominent role in this track, and its melody is both haunting and uplifting.

Summary by Douglas McClure

Soft Song For Oboe And Two Soundtracks is a stunning album that showcases Ton Bruynèl's skill as a composer and his ability to create immersive soundscapes. It is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates electronic music and experimental soundscapes.