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After the Iceland Airwaves madness last weekend, some might think we\u2019d take a break on covering music this week. Those nay-sayers wouldn\u2019t be further from the truth. In fact, artists tend to use the festival as a publishing date, using the festival performance as a place to promote their new material. Whatever the reason, we the listeners have enough to pick and choose from as a result.<\/p>\n\n

S\u00e6var J\u00f3hannsson \u2014\u00a0Quiet Presence
<\/strong>Released November 1<\/em><\/p>\n

As the world moves faster and faster, spinning exponentially into oblivion, contemporary classical composer S\u00e6var J\u00f3hannsson\u2019s music begs us to slow down. That\u2019s no coincidence \u2014 Quiet Presence <\/i>was inspired by S\u00e6var\u2019s childhood filled with relentless moves between places and explores what it means to be grounded. In nine tracks coloured by S\u00e6var\u2019s signature piano style, string arrangements, and soft electronics, S\u00e6var J\u00f3hannsson manages to posit the question: \u201cWhat does home feel like?\u201d JB<\/strong><\/p>\n