
Promises
In 2021, electronic composer Floating Points, jazz legend Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra came together for Promises. Intimate, hypnotic and deeply spiritual, it’s a rare collaboration that transcends genre and time.
In 2021, electronic composer Floating Points, jazz legend Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra came together for Promises. Intimate, hypnotic and deeply spiritual, it’s a rare collaboration that transcends genre and time.
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