“Let Go”
is my second introduction to Clearing and what I find to be true of my first
introduction on “Stride” still remains here.
This still has all of the ambience and synth and all of the sort of
similar sounds- or being made with the same instruments- as before only this
time it does have a different overall feel to it.
I enjoy
the fact greatly that artists can release multiple pieces of music, and
especially multiple cassettes, but my hardest struggle with reviewing more than
one cassette by the same artist is that I never know what to say that I haven’t
covered in the first review. A lot of it
could easily be broken down into, “Still good” or something along the idea that
if you liked their other music you will like this.
Subliminally,
if nothing else, “Let Go” has placed a seed inside of my head based on the
title that has helped me to distinguish this from “Stride”. There are parts of this that sound angelic,
yet in other ways it does also sound like the heavens are opening you up to
welcome you.
Whether
it is the intention or not, I feel like there is a very Buddhist quality to
this cassette as it seemingly wants you to let go of your possessions, your
grudges, your misplaced feelings—everything really- and that is either preparation
for the afterlife or simply because it will help you to not feel so weighed
down.
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