Eluvium
Eluvium is the recording project of Matthew Robert Cooper, a Portland-based musician and composer whose work is a mesmerizing blend of ambience, electronics, classical piano, drone, shoegaze, and minimalism. Since 2003 Cooper's output (including six full-length albums) has been primarily released by New York City label Temporary Residence Limited. He has released music under his birth name and as Martin Eden, recorded in duos Inventions and Concert Silence, and collaborated with Peter Broderick.
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RabbitGirl
So I think it took a tragedy for me to finally understand what the title meant. "time feelers" as in people who are very aware of their own mortality, of the passage of time and how people around them grow up.
Juan David Payán Fernández
How people comes and goes with it.
Alexandra
For me it's different. I think of Ed Harris in the hours saying to Meryl Streep who is trying to talk him off the ledge, "But, I still have to face the hours. And, the hours after that." And I always see Robin Williams when listening to this song.
Martin Grahan
Time feelers means melancholy. Every past second/day/year is unique and will never be back or repeated.
Karlan Meyers
This was essentially my thesis for a paper I wrote on my sick mother for college
Vinc2
Beautiful, touching and interesting explanation... Eluvium is a great composer & is really one of my main influences, feel free to check my songs in my channel ...
Ezra
Narrated in Morgan Freeman's voice. "... and there he stood ...and realized, it wasn't the end of the world, but only the beginning." -- as the camera slowly pans away into the clouds and seas.
I should be a director.
Michael Amaral Aguiar Matos
I could imagine this so perfectly!
Andrew McIntyre
" and he stood there... only now realising that indeed the world would not end... only, a new one would begin."
Jeremy D
that, my friend, is on point