As you awaken inside of your own head, you realize you have
no recollection of who you are and what you are doing. Your identity has been
erased from history and you now possess the freedom to roam unbothered within
the realms of your mind. As you traverse across the universe reconstructing how
it is you interpret life internally and externally you begin to recall who it
was you once were. The freedom you possess within yourself has realized your
full potential and you fear returning to your conscious world. It is here where
your fate begins and ends and it is beyond the day to day repetition, endless
streams of questions, and looking towards the future that perpetuate our lives.
It is about simplicity within yourself and your relationships with people and
nature that breathes life into all of the things you do. You awaken to realize
that you have nothing to fear consciously because here you have the same power
to control yourself entirely and nothing from the past, present or future can
take that away.
Jason Urick’s I Love You sounds like journey of self realization, using heavy ambiance to set a
dream like mood to the entire trip. The album is composed of five average to
semi-long tracks of low ethereal drones with small explosions of heavenly
disembodied tones scattered amongst the clouded layers of sound. Urick has
managed to incorporate influences from what sounds like eastern music without
sounding like it has been done before by maintaining the primary atmosphere set
at the beginning of the album. Although the songs drone a single idea for their
entirety, the idea is rephrased throughout the song in hundreds of ways so you
are never quite listening to the same section over and over.
This is the kind of album one could put on repeat for twelve
hours and just think endlessly of all the possibilities the universe has to
offer. Jason Urick fills all the corners of your speakers with gorgeous loop
after loop, painting murals of sound that are entirely open to interpretation
by any listener. Within the space created in your speakers, please get lost.
-Julian
-Julian
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