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Clouds Are Learning

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1.	Highest Yourself 06:38
2.	Future Advice 04:05
3.	Threshold 01:47
4.	You Can Actually Realize 04:11
5.	Summer Contact 03:34
6.	Stolen Youth feat. kizzylotus 05:23	lyrics
Tell me, do you feel me out there, moving in deep space? I’ve seen the flip side of your moon and I’ve formed the craters on your face. Take me home. Take me all the way home. Take me back home. Take me home. Tell me are the stars as bright, as when I hold them in your hands. And are we very, very small out there, I am still young to understand. Take me home. Take me all the way home. Take me back home. Take me home. Do you get homesick? Do you get tired of it? Is it all too much when you just want to quit? I saw it in your eyes. The everyday, complacent lie. The stars can’t replace me.
7.	The Stars Can't Replace You 03:36
8.	Dive The Wave, Again 02:07
9.	Release Me From You 05:26
10.	Infinite Sadness 05:21
11.	I Believe In Your Words 03:12
12.	Irrelevant Love Issues 01:58
13.	Broken April Promises 03:29

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This album was composed between 2016 and 2017, except the song "Broken April Promises" which was produced in 2019 and released as a single.

Influenced by the new century nu-gaze scene, this work is about youth, time and sad love.

Prepare yourself for a CAL love fest. The self-titled album from Argentina’s Clouds are Learning is an euphoric ambient experience best approached in its entirety – super suggested for sleep or night time listening. Each track begins quietly with a layer of white noise before trekking back and forth between gazey guitars, field recording samples, background synths, and relaxing beats, all while avoiding any dull ambient repetition.
Stolen Youth is an exceptional piece I was drawn to instantly and repeatedly. With an incredible trance-like background accompanied by haunting and melancholy vocals capturing feelings of longingness, Stolen Youth navigates its thematic angles perfectly. You should let it haunt you sometime soon.

taken from The Shoe Cubby review from Baton Rouge, US (2019).

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released May 12, 2019

Written, produced and engineered by Leandro Liguori.
Bernal, Buenos Aires (2016-2017).
Wilde, Buenos Aires (2019).

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Clouds Are Learning Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ambient, nu-gaze and slow motion drones.

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