Single Premiere: Nashville Ambient Ensemble’s “Coda”

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Preorders are now live for Nashville Ambient Ensemble’s dreamy debut LP, Cerulean, which is slated for release on March 19th on Centripetal Force Records.

Click here to get your copy of one of the spring’s most anticipated and original records on black or cerulean blue colored vinyl or CD.

Bandcamp-only cerulean blue vinyl edition. Limited to 100 copies!

Need another taste of this enchanting project to hold you over until mid-March? Then click below to give a listen to the newly released single, “Coda,” which closes the record on a very soothing and bewitching note.

-KH

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Keith Hadad, the creator and manager of RCU, has been a contributing writer to Elmore Magazine and Thewaster.com and maintains a regular column, “Keith Hadad’s Choice,” in Blicker magazine. His writing has also appeared in the Smithsonian Folkways' Guest Blog and the Optical Sounds Fanzine. Also, please check out the blog's super-active Instagram account, @recordcratesunited for daily blurb-styled music reviews.

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