Seahawks: Time Enough for Love
Seahawks: Time Enough for Love
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Seahawks
Label: Cascine
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 619165205986
Genre: New Age
In the fall of 2022, legendary UK chill-out institution Seahawks - aka Jon Tye and Pete Fowler - landed in Los Angeles for the first time in their 15-year history, with plans to record a sweeping new age downtempo "exploration of visionary California." Instead, they immediately fell ill with flu (Fowler collapsed next to a taco truck; 911 was called), and were bedridden for the better part of a week. Upon recovering, they resituated at the synthesizer sanctuary of Brian Foote (Peak Oil, Kranky, Leech), channeling their post-sickness psychedelia into one of the band's lushest and most elevated creations to date: Time Enough For Love.Inspired by the "groove and mood" of Harry Nilsson demos, as wel as it's wider 70's wavelength - Rhodes, Wurlitzer, wood paneling - Tye and Fowler transposed their classic post-rave ambient exotica onto a warm and woozy Golden State palette. Buoyed by the liquid touch of English maestro Kenny Dickenson on keys, the results rank high among the duo's smoothest and most multi-sensory voyages. "Sail Across The Moon" delivers on it's title, a simmering, phaser-smeared cruise through the beauty of the night. "Messengers" echoes the cosmic lounge of Air's Moon Safari, shuffling, weightless, and ethereal, while "Falling Deep" reaches for the stars, pure cascading bliss, the ecstatic moment writ large.The album skews steadily more astral as it progresses, drifting towards jazzy, galactic outer reaches. "Like A Grain Of Sand" opens with a spoken sample by hte celebrated late American poet Rachel Sherwood ("The children watch, breathless / with the birds / They feel an emanation / from this shuddering place"), before taking flight on a Balearic trip through island house, PM Dawn gold dust, upright bass meditation, and kaleidoscopic light. A remix of the title track by Chicago trio Purelink closes the record in a suitably subdued and skittery state of mind.Across it's 45 minutes, Time Enough For Love radiates color, complexity, and positivity, infused by the "life enhancing" nature of Tye and Fowler's time in Los Angeles - sunsets, sound systems, and sativa, framed by coastlines and cloudbanks, the city's mystic sprawl glittering beneath purple dusk. Tye's takeaway is appropriately beatific: "The songs soaked up that feeling I received, and I wanted to give it back. I think it's my favorite album we've made in a lot of ways."
Tracks:
1.1 Time Enough for Love
1.2 Sail Across the Moon
1.3 Messengers
1.4 Falling Deep
1.5 Like a Grain of Sand
1.6 A New Star in the Sky
1.7 Shining Dream
1.8 Journeys Out of Mind
