why we love this
An album filled with rhythmic bleeps and layered synth blankets that collide into a vibrant sound, inspired by summers spent at Maria’s dacha. Playful yet sincere.
about the record
'Conservatory of Flowers' is the second album of Siberian-born, Moscow-based musician and composer Maria Teriaeva.
Following her solo debut 'Focus' in 2017, 'Conservatory of Flowers' focuses on rhythm and percussive elements, cutting down ambient passages and leaning even more toward traditional song forms, structuring compositions into pop-length pieces.
The album was recorded over a period of three years, mostly composed during one summer at her dacha (cottage in Russian) just outside of Moscow, resulting in a vibrant and light sound inspired by her surrounding nature.
In addition to analog synthesizer, the album also features Nikita Shishkov on trumpet, Vasiliy Yanik on saxophone, Yana Chekina on cello, Sasha Elina on flute and Vadik Korolev on vocals, with the album closing off with a remix by Sapphire Slows.
pair it with a smell
The limited edition comes with an incense paper set, made in collaboration with olfactory artist NJ Neumann. When burned, it provides an ambient scent inspired by the music. Available here.
- A1 - The Jungle In June 2:22
- A2 - Paris Texas 3:39
- A3 - SØS 3:44
- A4 - Spritz 3:06
- A5 - How Are You Feeling? 3:17
- A6 - A Sunlit Room 3:41
- B1 - Abstract 3:24
- B2 - 14'19 7:54
- B3 - Spritz-Spritz (Sapphire Slows Remix) 6:14
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- A1 - The Jungle In June 2:22
- A2 - Paris Texas 3:39
- A3 - SØS 3:44
- A4 - Spritz 3:06
- A5 - How Are You Feeling? 3:17
- A6 - A Sunlit Room 3:41
- B1 - Abstract 3:24
- B2 - 14'19 7:54
- B3 - Spritz-Spritz (Sapphire Slows Remix) 6:14
why we love this
An album filled with rhythmic bleeps and layered synth blankets that collide into a vibrant sound, inspired by summers spent at Maria’s dacha. Playful yet sincere.
about the record
'Conservatory of Flowers' is the second album of Siberian-born, Moscow-based musician and composer Maria Teriaeva.
Following her solo debut 'Focus' in 2017, 'Conservatory of Flowers' focuses on rhythm and percussive elements, cutting down ambient passages and leaning even more toward traditional song forms, structuring compositions into pop-length pieces.
The album was recorded over a period of three years, mostly composed during one summer at her dacha (cottage in Russian) just outside of Moscow, resulting in a vibrant and light sound inspired by her surrounding nature.
In addition to analog synthesizer, the album also features Nikita Shishkov on trumpet, Vasiliy Yanik on saxophone, Yana Chekina on cello, Sasha Elina on flute and Vadik Korolev on vocals, with the album closing off with a remix by Sapphire Slows.
pair it with a smell
The limited edition comes with an incense paper set, made in collaboration with olfactory artist NJ Neumann. When burned, it provides an ambient scent inspired by the music. Available here.
