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\u201cQuiet ecstasy from a composer without boundaries\u201d<\/em> \u201cAn emotional tapestry of lush organic instrumentation and synthetic drones, touching on the beauty in grief and the grief in beauty\u201d<\/em> In May, composer, musician, and producer Kara-Lis Coverdale released her first new album in eight years, From Where You Came. It was followed by her second album of 2025, A Series of Actions in a Sphere of Forever, in September. Today, Coverdale details her third full-length release of the year, Changes In Air, out 21 November via Smalltown Supersound, and unveils its lead single \u2018Curve Traces of Held Space\u2019.<\/p>\n Changes In Air is a work for electric organ, modular synthesis, and piano in five sections. The album was adapted from a work originally written for installation at Skarven in Oslo, a floating sauna facing the expansive fjord which is heated by wood fire and solar radiation. Five \u201cmaterials\u201d influence the album\u2019s arrangements: wood, water, sun, glass, and metal.<\/p>\n
4\/5 The Guardian \u2018Experimental Album of the Month\u2019<\/p>\n
RA \u2018Recommends\u2019<\/p>\n