Step into The Cloud Machine by UK artist Andrew Heath and explore 8 Ambient pieces inspired by clouds and childhood.

Gloucestershire, UK based artist Andrew Heath graces the Whitelabrecs discography once again with his latest offering ‘The Cloud Machine’. This album follows ‘Quiet Noise’ (2022) as well as such as ‘A Is For Autumn’ (2022) with Simon McCorry and ‘How To Breathe Like A Stone’ (2021) with Anne Chris Bakker. Andrew’s music has also been released on the likes of Fluid Audio, Disco Gecko, Audiobulb, Dronarivm, and Shimmering Moods; Heath's repertoire boasts a diverse range of solo compositions and collaborative ventures.

"The Cloud Machine" represents a departure from Andrew’s recent sonic landscapes, embracing a lighter, more open sound that delves into the essence of childhood innocence. Throughout the album, Heath explores his enduring fascination with the purity and simplicity of childhood experiences, particularly through the metaphorical lens of clouds and the boundless skies above. Each track serves as a sonic painting, framing within it the essence of light and radiance.

From the ethereal beauty of the title track to the nostalgic reminiscence of ‘Chasing Clouds’, and onto memories of chasing shadows across sun-kissed fields, the music is intertwined with delicate piano and guitar melodies, delicately balancing shifting electronic tones and textures. The result is a musical tapestry that evokes a sense of tranquillity and awe, akin to gazing at an ever-changing sky.

Listeners will be reminded of the profound beauty that surrounds us, hidden within the simplicity of everyday moments. In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, ‘The Cloud Machine’ offers a sanctuary of tranquillity and hope, inviting us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the beauty of the world around us.

'The Cloud Machine' is available in a limited run of 100 gatefold vinyl-effect CDrs and in various high-quality digital formats. You can order your physical or digital copy today by clicking HERE!