#294: Melbourne-based ambient dream folk alchemist PLUM GREEN

<p>Melbourne-based ambient dream folk<strong> </strong>alchemist <strong>PLUM GREEN</strong> has released her latest video for “Moon Of Honey.” Now playing at New Noise Magazine, the track comes off her captivating <em>Somnambulistic </em>full-length, released last month via Nefarious Industries!</p> <p><em>Somnambulistic </em>is a stirring collection of dark lullabies. Each of its nine tracks ebb and flow with otherworldly grace manifesting one pulsing dream narrative. Guided by guitar, <strong>GREEN</strong>’s voice travels through walls of bowed soundscapes. <em>“</em>This is a great effort from <strong>PLUM GREEN</strong> to create a sound space of dark beauty,” writes Distorted Sound, adding, “<em>Somnambulistic </em>has such a wealth of quiet, powerful moments that really feel like you’re being steered through a dream of a strange and gorgeous place by a guide who has a tender care for the smaller places, both inner and outer body.” Observes Moshpit Nation, <em>“Somnambulistic</em> is for anyone who appreciates great songwriting or music which hits the rare mark of being both ethereal and wholly engaging. A sprawling, inescapable black and white watercolor, this is an album which will beguile you and send you willfully stumbling into its twisting arms.”</p> <p><strong>View PLUM GREEN's “Moon Of Honey” video at </strong><a href="https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001vzoP26so9l-GHeHGvrpy_hNla1-x9a5oJtfTkUphoz_7NmBxnnTS8hW3OUrMU84MzuPO8pgQFfSLf3Co8ofBJSacSuadjzqOqODtVVaLMZZwvhV_kubl-HPfGoEP7ov4RCNbcKwOEm5qWzOca35tU_Dk4WPPp6YRXrp6Ise8IqvbrgBhw50ovcWt2MNeqyPsOxL-Q22TWM6aFw6oY0Di8w==&amp;c=xp4R4LWw6mZ8ZEItc-Z0PxDN8gc1GXDo1IpeaT5jKidXHozJoS0YmA==&amp;ch=ertq5e722MJJ-vD9Smj9iKjwOSHIMlKwelgaXW5dm72KCFY6od7GAw=="><strong>THIS LOCATION</strong></a></p> <p>Produced and mixed by Daniel J. Cross at The Pool Room in Melbourne, Australia with string quartet engineered by Jesse Oberin at Crosstown Studios, a variety of different instruments are featured including classical string arrangement and the Melbourne Town Hall Grand Orga