Here's something new from Projekt! Three streaming-only digital singles. They are not on our Bandcamp, so give 'em a listen at your favorite streamer!

Genres: New Age, Ambient, World Fusion For Fans Of: David Bowie, Jon Hassell, Laraaji

An exotic acoustic reinterpretation of one of Bowie’s groundbreaking ambient tracks with a suggestion of East-West fusion.

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Forrest says, "This cover version was recorded in 2012 for a Projekt tribute to David Bowie that never came to fruition. ‘Warszawa' is a deep, majestic, and mysterious piece. It is from Bowie's Low — the first of his late-70s Berlin Trilogy of albums in collaboration with Brian Eno. My interpretation is predominantly acoustic with a hint of the exotic, complemented with ambient textures towards the end. I created my version using mandola, mandolin, baglama (small Turkish lute), cantaro (Mexican clay pot), Tibetan bell, violin, and synthesizer. One of the fascinating things about ‘Warszawa' is that much of it is based on a Polish folk melody Bowie heard on a record he purchased in Warsaw. So my version is really an interpretation of an interpretation.”

Genres: Dream Pop, Art Rock, Ambient Pop For Fans Of: David Sylvian, Scott Walker, Talk Talk A teaser for Projekt's new Dream Pop signee; Elsehow has a full-length next month!

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Elsehow creates dreamy art pop with velvety male vocals atop sparse atmospheric textures. Built around intimate piano and a dusky, hushed male voice, the track gently breathes with understated synth lacework, evoking a sense of inner stillness that gradually gives way to existential tension. The song explores how the world around us seeps in over time — through memory, emotion, and disillusion — shaping who we become. It’s a slow-burning reflection on transformation: how the forces we can’t control entwine with us and alter our sense of self. Also included is "Interlaced (Purple Fog Side Remix)" which takes the song in a synthwave direction, wrapping its themes in shimmering analog synths and nocturnal energy. Minimalist in form yet emotionally resonant, "Interlaced" sits at the intersection of ambient songwriting and dream pop offering a fragile beauty that lingers long after the last note.

Genres: Ambient, Electronic, Spacewave, Dreamwave For Fans Of: Carbon Based Lifeforms, Chihei Hatakeyama, Pete Namlook

Deepspace's Name-Your-Price Water Planets is the #1 Electronic release at Bandcamp (it was #1 overall last Tuesday!) This is a 2-track single from the album.

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From orbit to beneath the turquoise waves, Water Planets’ sequences and shimmering electronics evoke distant aquatic locations and the machines that keep the ecosystems humming. deepspace’s 17th release is a conceptual double album with a rich sci-fi narrative, portraying serene and mysterious water planets: some barren, others teeming with strange alien life. The first half descends calmly into glimmering, halcyon depths and sleeping aquatic valleys. The tones refract and entwine with luminescent, filtered patterns that hypnotize the ear and inner eye. The second half shifts to focus on the sustainable technology deployed to retrieve water without disrupting Hydros’ fragile ecosystems. Glistening electronics and textural movement conjure sleek spacecraft and futuristic vessels; the tone suggests a hopeful, non-invasive response to planetary crisis.