album · May 27, 1986
Novus Magnificat (Through the Stargate)
Hearts of Space RecordsSee this day
electronicambient
The 1986 release of Novus Magnificat (Through the Stargate) marked a significant moment for Constance Demby, showcasing her signature blend of electronic textures and ethereal moods. This album is a prime example of her ability to create immersive sonic environments that invite deep listening.
- Recorded at Demby's studio in Big Sur, California, the album was produced by Demby herself and released on Hearts of Space Records. It features a blend of synthesizers, choral arrangements, and found sounds to create its unique atmosphere. The album was well-received by critics and fans of ambient and new-age music, helping to solidify Demby's reputation.
- Novus Magnificat (Through the Stargate) was released on May 27, 1986, on Hearts of Space Records. The album falls within the electronic and ambient genres, characteristic of Demby's work during this period. Its 'Through the Stargate' subtitle hints at the cosmic and spiritual themes often explored in her music.
- The album is known for its lengthy, evolving tracks that are designed to foster a sense of spaciousness and introspection. It has been cited as an influence on subsequent ambient and electronic artists.
Constance Demby is a composer of new-age and ambient electronic music, best known for her expansive, meditative soundscapes. She was a pioneer in the genre, with a career spanning several decades and numerous influential recordings.
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