You see, it's people like this that have the real talent. Most "Artists" now days require many other people to write their stuff and rely on computers to make their voice sound good. I appreciate people like Jon Hopkins who can actually make real music instead of most artists. So, thank you Jon Hopkins, thank you for making such freaking awesome music!
This is the music that starts to play in your head as you turn over to the other side of the bed, glance at your wife, smile, and admire the sun emerging above the horizon. It's going to be a good day.
An open ocean. Eyes staring out into the waves at boat with the colors of their house painted upon the sails, and in the boat the dead man who had finally lived out his years.
The procession leads his voyage into the water, and with a pull and release a fiery arrow finds the boat and paints the darkening sky with the dancing orange and reds and smokey purple that finds the sky quicker than the flicks of popping ashes.
if you really dont like it then dont listen to it and dont fucking say shit about shit or else ill fucking rape your butt cuz im a gay fag and thats that
@ slowgold20...your dad sounds like an interesting man. My father taught me about classical music, my older sister taught me about jazz, and my older brother taught me about progressive rock, and experimental music. I'm lucky to have had such a varied influence while growing up. I am spending time w/ my 10 year old daughter so she is be able to recognize art from garbage, talent as opposed to "celebrity", and to recognize genius when it appears before her.
Simplicity, purity - truly a wonderful piece. Music has been an intrinsic part of me since I was a boy (I'm 50) - my taste was always viewed as "weird" by my peers. When I was 15, my friends were in awe of Peter Frampton - I was listening to Fripp, Eno, Cale, etc. I was 16 when "friends" caught me listening to Stravinsky's Rite of Spring really LOUD, completely lost in it, I was quickly excommunicated from their tribe...Fuck 'em. ;~}
Interesting how the music begins with very warm, near, and organic instrumentation, and ends reverb-drenched, remote and receding. It does seem like a musical representation of the passing of a soul.
the ending reminds me of the enigma song, and the lyrics, "in every color, there's a light.. In every stone sleeps a crystal. Remember the shame when you used to say 'Man is the dream of the dolphin'.
Up to 2:00 it has a clear sound, one that describes hardships and nobility in life.. Addressing the essence of purity for as far a man could live his life. After 2:00 It describes something pure disappearing and vaporizing back into the world, an expression, a mark, a touch of heaven for all to be felt as a great man returns his body to the soil, ready to be taken by other beings to return his soul back towards the surface by ways of nature.
Sorry, thought it was topshop but its actually Topman. If you go onto the topman youtube channel they have made an entire short film to a jon hopkins soundtrack, i think its this song. its really beautiful.
Anyone looking for music similar, I suggest you check out Grouper. She's incredible. Different, of course -- experimental ambient acoustics, lo-fi, haunting lyrical grace that does an amazing job of becoming part of the sound rather than dominating it as a focal point of the pieces involved. Them's that like her, you're welcome :3
this is beautiful. im happy to be alive and could listen to this song (lucky to have hearing sense :D) . makes me feel like im in a boat, rowing thru a canal delta, on a cold morning, headin to the shore were i will save my life, after a ww 2 battle. i wish to jon hopkins good health to make more songs like this one. salut
im not sure if i like this one.... cus everytime i listen to it, i want to cry :P, a bit too moving for me for just a casual listen, very beautiful though, undeniable
correction, my dear newwave808, not one of, THE most. The violins are EXTRAORDINARY. An array of lights and rays flash through my skull when i close my eyes and hear this.
I think it's called »The Wider Sun,« not »Wilder.« But yes, it's wonderful. I have been listening to it all day while driving through Berlin on a dark November day. Just beautiful.
I think you're god Jon Hopkins! <3
manuxyo 2 days ago
Still doesn't beat Light through the veins.
XJustSomeCoolDudeX 1 week ago
Te remueve el Espiritu este tema, te tumba al piso, te hace recordar viejos y a la vez buenos y MALOS MOMENTOS, ES INCREIBLE.
DanMicaelLamberti 3 weeks ago
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You see, it's people like this that have the real talent. Most "Artists" now days require many other people to write their stuff and rely on computers to make their voice sound good. I appreciate people like Jon Hopkins who can actually make real music instead of most artists. So, thank you Jon Hopkins, thank you for making such freaking awesome music!
SpencerReynen 1 month ago
This song always soothes me but to the point that I end up letting all my emotions just flow and I end up crying ; _ ; I love this song
clauca22 1 month ago 2
this is what my soul sounds like
triplights 1 month ago 7
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zenallnight 1 month ago
This is the music that starts to play in your head as you turn over to the other side of the bed, glance at your wife, smile, and admire the sun emerging above the horizon. It's going to be a good day.
hyethga 2 months ago 6
@hyethga your comment almost made me cry .. thnk you
lllstrikesmember2 2 months ago
An open ocean. Eyes staring out into the waves at boat with the colors of their house painted upon the sails, and in the boat the dead man who had finally lived out his years.
The procession leads his voyage into the water, and with a pull and release a fiery arrow finds the boat and paints the darkening sky with the dancing orange and reds and smokey purple that finds the sky quicker than the flicks of popping ashes.
The eyes watch. Stern and strong and hopeful.
attaia 3 months ago
This is DEFINITELY going to get played when I'm getting married and at my funeral!
redcard1990 4 months ago 9
The mix of beauty and sadness...
This is magnificent.
GrapeButter 4 months ago
......oh......my.....hopkins.
HelloKellen 5 months ago
Justin Bieber!!! Could you come up with something as beautiful as this? No. No, you couldn't....now...FUCK OFF.
antistar1000 5 months ago 3
@antistar1000
You'll be amazed at what he does here:
watch?v=mYOCaJzW04Y&feature=related
robdarsh 4 months ago
Actually listen to what i said below while listening to this. Your mind will blow up.
robdarsh 4 months ago
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FrapEm 4 months ago
i was talking to my friend and said something about sunsets/rises while listening to this.. i didnt even know the title
juiceman38804 5 months ago 3
Sounds very Dirty Three...which isn't a bad thing
rossshedboy 5 months ago
@rossshedboy very warren ellisy, agreed
danwperry 5 months ago
for two minutes and thirty-six seconds, the earth stands still
smartmusicman00 5 months ago
@hjuytredskj LOL
waddewel 5 months ago in playlist Jon Hopkins Playlist
Nice post-rock
jingsken 6 months ago
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Mitholas 6 months ago
@Mitholas it continues to the next song called "vessel".
newwave808 6 months ago
@LTUCandy
if you really dont like it then dont listen to it and dont fucking say shit about shit or else ill fucking rape your butt cuz im a gay fag and thats that
hjuytredskj 7 months ago
@ slowgold20...your dad sounds like an interesting man. My father taught me about classical music, my older sister taught me about jazz, and my older brother taught me about progressive rock, and experimental music. I'm lucky to have had such a varied influence while growing up. I am spending time w/ my 10 year old daughter so she is be able to recognize art from garbage, talent as opposed to "celebrity", and to recognize genius when it appears before her.
shugalluful 7 months ago 2
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stupid song....
LTUCandy 7 months ago
it's GENIOUS. A MASTERPIECE. words can't describe.. suddenly the world started to seem so... wonderful, after hearing this
WatermelonSociety 8 months ago
Simplicity, purity - truly a wonderful piece. Music has been an intrinsic part of me since I was a boy (I'm 50) - my taste was always viewed as "weird" by my peers. When I was 15, my friends were in awe of Peter Frampton - I was listening to Fripp, Eno, Cale, etc. I was 16 when "friends" caught me listening to Stravinsky's Rite of Spring really LOUD, completely lost in it, I was quickly excommunicated from their tribe...Fuck 'em. ;~}
shugalluful 8 months ago 15
@shugalluful my dad studied with fripp once... Im so grateful that he passed good music taste down to me :)
slowgold20 7 months ago
Just amazing.!
MerrildRene 8 months ago
omg..<3
rococoness 8 months ago
pretty sure this is in the movie "The Road." great song
coldplayerbuckland 8 months ago
screw you ken burns effect
sheatheman 9 months ago 2
this better be played at my funeral
XxBrittaneyxX 9 months ago
I feel like watching everyone dying and running on the titanic..
jessica07820 10 months ago
I feel watching everyone dying and running on the titanic..
jessica07820 10 months ago
listend to this song after breaking up
slowgold20 10 months ago
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rstim 10 months ago
ugh!! i want like a 10 minn edit of the end haha that would be great!!!
jjswimmer2014 10 months ago
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wow they shoud use this track in a movie on some sad funeral or something, i would cry my eyes out :D
otsoblub 10 months ago
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otsoblub 10 months ago
Interesting how the music begins with very warm, near, and organic instrumentation, and ends reverb-drenched, remote and receding. It does seem like a musical representation of the passing of a soul.
mkayser0 10 months ago 3
I wish I was not such a cold-blooded hardass so that I could cry on this. :')
donisalexandru 10 months ago
I think I just found what I want played at my funeral
HoangBui92 11 months ago 4
I must buy/download this song!
pallanium 11 months ago
:D the brian Eno of Violins... makes me proud to play this instrument
slowgold20 11 months ago
I want this to play every time I walk into a room. I'd look and feel like a hero who just saved the world but just lost my brother or something.
themilkinator33 11 months ago 8
Uh, Yeah!
I'm the first who disliked the video because I really didn't like it.
I mean, it isn't bad but.....not really amazing for me......sorry guys!
Beside it, I got send here by pwnisher!
.....honestly I don't understand why this clip is such successful.....
SuperArschlex 11 months ago
@SuperArschlex I see where ur coming from... u just have to be in to this kind of stuff. personally I love it!
slowgold20 11 months ago
@SuperArschlex It's not exactly successful. It has about 25000 views.
thomaslarssomn 11 months ago
@thomaslarssomn ....But just 3 Dislikes!
This is REAL success for me, but there are different opinions....
SuperArschlex 11 months ago
whos the one DERP Head who would dislike this?
eggman1002 11 months ago
SORY GUYS SORRY. I disliked it on accident. i couldn't see because my eyes were watery.
URreadingThis1 11 months ago 4
you know a song is good when there are no dislikes and 22.5k viewers
yellowkiwi8 11 months ago 6
or An Ending (ascent) by Brian Eno
mainger11 11 months ago
la fin ressemble fortement à "to heal" d'underworld
(the end of this track look like a underworld's track "to heal")
good stuff
mainger11 11 months ago
Just EarAzing
ZaliasSviesmetis 11 months ago
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ZaliasSviesmetis 11 months ago
the ending reminds me of the enigma song, and the lyrics, "in every color, there's a light.. In every stone sleeps a crystal. Remember the shame when you used to say 'Man is the dream of the dolphin'.
zafdragon 11 months ago
/watch?v=gz0RAPmp8DQ
Casilofi 1 year ago
Why play this at a funeral?
Up to 2:00 it has a clear sound, one that describes hardships and nobility in life.. Addressing the essence of purity for as far a man could live his life. After 2:00 It describes something pure disappearing and vaporizing back into the world, an expression, a mark, a touch of heaven for all to be felt as a great man returns his body to the soil, ready to be taken by other beings to return his soul back towards the surface by ways of nature.
Vannius6 1 year ago
Thumbs up if you just got ear orgasm!
OneHandTwoFingers 1 year ago 55
@OneHandTwoFingers Fuck yea!!!
fuckingvini 1 year ago
@OneHandTwoFingers A.k.a. eargasm!
Kinespojken 11 months ago
@OneHandTwoFingers thumbs up if you just got an eargasm!
triplights 2 months ago
@OneHandTwoFingers EARGASM INTENSITY :D
sugarcloud09 2 months ago 2
Sometimes no words, no pictures can describe the essence of true sound, true music...
ajgreen24 1 year ago
The ending is phenomenal.
hieroglyph321 1 year ago
absolutely...fucking...beautiful.
Vannius6 1 year ago
adidas rugby!!!!
ILPORTIERE11 1 year ago
Beautiful. Reminds me of the beginning of Aqualung's "Arrivals".
Bonifratz 1 year ago
2:36 doesn't do this bit justice!
0110equalsix 1 year ago
Sorry, thought it was topshop but its actually Topman. If you go onto the topman youtube channel they have made an entire short film to a jon hopkins soundtrack, i think its this song. its really beautiful.
Jaminjames21 1 year ago
Just saw a really beautiful Film. This song was the main soundtrack.
Well worth a watch... Its called "sid" and its by a director called laurence ellis. its for topshop i think??
Jaminjames21 1 year ago
Anyone looking for music similar, I suggest you check out Grouper. She's incredible. Different, of course -- experimental ambient acoustics, lo-fi, haunting lyrical grace that does an amazing job of becoming part of the sound rather than dominating it as a focal point of the pieces involved. Them's that like her, you're welcome :3
Corvandus 1 year ago
náááádherné !!! :) my dream- to have it in my mp3..
MsRaLia 1 year ago
@MsRaLia
aha slovak!!!sranda.
nepoznam nikoho to svojho okolia co pozna tuto sira jona:P
je to cisty genius
littlerainworm550 1 year ago
this is beautiful. im happy to be alive and could listen to this song (lucky to have hearing sense :D) . makes me feel like im in a boat, rowing thru a canal delta, on a cold morning, headin to the shore were i will save my life, after a ww 2 battle. i wish to jon hopkins good health to make more songs like this one. salut
moxica80 1 year ago
This track is so amazing, so beautiful, just breath taking. Too bad it's only 2:36, but the greatest 2 minutes of my life.
Tranc3Fr3akk 1 year ago
It makes me think about Ireland/Scotland.
PanMakaron 1 year ago
im not sure if i like this one.... cus everytime i listen to it, i want to cry :P, a bit too moving for me for just a casual listen, very beautiful though, undeniable
chipp0 1 year ago 30
Lost for words
floydsexploding 1 year ago
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floydsexploding 1 year ago
just magnificent :)
darkshage 1 year ago
correction, my dear newwave808, not one of, THE most. The violins are EXTRAORDINARY. An array of lights and rays flash through my skull when i close my eyes and hear this.
SaturnProds 1 year ago
somethin about this track..
kind of gives me the same feeling as "Oregon" by The Cinematic Orchestra.
Bhousm76 2 years ago
If you love this, listen Jónsi & Alex - Daniell in the Sea
Aartbeats 2 years ago
@Aartbeats you know whats up. indian summer is another winner
HardStyleLondon 1 year ago
@Aartbeats thats right really recommanded! does someone know similar music?
SimonGuitarPlays 1 year ago
This piece is very sombering.....but so beautiful aswell.....
TheTiffanylaura 2 years ago
beautiful music
sweetcandyescape 2 years ago
This is unreal ive got the album on my ipod and i can't stop listening to it. Just so haunting and beautiful. I wish this track was longer! Stunning.
nickgreen105 2 years ago 2
THING!!
misiekpucek123 2 years ago
I think it's called »The Wider Sun,« not »Wilder.« But yes, it's wonderful. I have been listening to it all day while driving through Berlin on a dark November day. Just beautiful.
annullator 2 years ago
Very beautiful music
livitire 2 years ago