Get all 36 Josh Kramer releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Wagon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), Only Memories (Remastered), Glacier (Piano Improvisation), The First Tree (Original Video Game Soundtrack), Forgiveness (from the motion picture "The Wagon"), Finding the Camp, Nothing Here Anymore, Killing Fields, and 28 more.
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Resilience
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Strange Satisfaction
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Infinite Possibilities
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Premonition
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Head in the Clouds
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New Life
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The Aftermath
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Never There
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Defining Moments
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Josh Kramer
Josh Kramer is a composer and pianist whose style has been described as a mix of Thomas Newman, Max Richter, Rachel Portman, and Alexandre Desplat. His work has been used in various productions including dance, short film, documentary, and commercial spots. Most recently, his music was used as the score for the acclaimed indie game "The First Tree". ... more
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A gorgeous piano album complimented with a small string section. Recommended for fans of Max Richter and Paolo Buonvino.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Shades of Grey”
Slow Meadow's S/T LP debut is a deftly layered recording. It presents a melancholic yet serene tonality. The tracks and their languid flow are wrapped in classical ambient colors. Of note is the gorgeous cello of Aimee Norris and the violin accompaniment of Andy Shelton, Joshua Ello, and Alia Gonzales. Nice introduction. Brilliant debut.
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Hammock - EPs, Singles and Remixes
by Hammock
supported by 5 fans who also own “Shades of Grey”
A really nice piece of music over a long period of time with a lot of life inherent in it. Sometimes in anticipating, then in lived experience. Listen to. Just like how we should sometimes stop and listen to life. Sometimes we understand something then. Maybe also through music that comes to us. And when we're just less alone.
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Disasters for Piano
by David Peacock
David Peacock reimagines the Disasterpeace score for piano.
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Celeste: Farewell (Original Soundtrack)
by Lena Raine
Lena Raine returns to the world of "Celeste" with a stellar collection of moody ambient instrumentals.
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