Show Notes
Milo Fitzpatrick takes us behind the scenes of Sierra Tracks, diving into the creative processes and the new musical territories explored alongside collaborator Jordan Smart. Inspired by his move to Madrid, Milo found himself composing melodies in his head while walking through the Sierra de Guadarrama mountains. The landscape had a profound influence on the music, leading to the inclusion of grand string textures and expanding the ensemble. Milo shares the experience of recording this at Polish Radio with Hania Rani.
Tracklist: Vega Trails – When this is Over Vega Trails – Dream House Vega Trails – Elis Vega Trails – Largo Vega Trails – Reverie Vega Trails – Sleepwalk Tokyo Vega Trails – Elis Vega Trails – Clarifantasista Vega Trails – Murmur Vega Trails – Old Friend; The Sea Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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