Little Windows

Harold Budd's "Little Windows," released on April 12, 2010, under the Darla label, is a captivating journey through the realms of ambient, minimalism, shoegaze, and drone music. This album, a collaboration with Clive Wright, completes a trilogy that began with "A Song for Lost Blossoms." While not a traditional collaboration, "Little Windows" offers a collection of separate tracks from each artist, showcasing Budd's signature style and Wright's unique contributions.

Spanning 49 minutes, the album features nine tracks, each a delicate exploration of sound and texture. From the ethereal "Plumade" to the haunting "Queen of Cydonia," and the atmospheric "Drifting Cities," the album is a testament to Budd's mastery of ambient music. His piano work, often minimalist and introspective, is complemented by Wright's atmospheric soundscapes, creating a mesmerizing listening experience.

"Little Windows" is a must for fans of ambient and experimental music, offering a serene and contemplative journey. The album's intricate layers and subtle nuances make it a rewarding listen, inviting repeated exploration. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Harold Budd or a newcomer to his work, "Little Windows" is sure to captivate and inspire.