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Harold Budd

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Harold Budd (born May 24, 1936) is an American ambient/avant-garde composer. Born in Los Angeles, California, he was raised in the Mojave Desert, and was inspired at an early age by the humming tone caused by wind blown across telephone wires.

Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd

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The chief sound architect of Cocteau Twins and Violet Indiana, Robin Guthrie and his reverb-drenched guitar textures have had a significant impact on alternative music since the early '80s. Numerous acts have emulated his style, and several others -- including Felt, the Gun Club, the Veldt, Ian McCulloch, Lush, and Lift to Experience -- have enlisted his production skills.

Andy Partridge & Harold Budd

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This is a collaboration between Andy Partridge (XTC) and Harold Budd. Their only album of minimalistic, classic "Harold Budd-style" ambient - "Through the Hill" was released in late 1993.

Harold Budd & Clive Wright

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You should know Harold Budd, the avatar of ambient chamber music. Clive Wright is a lesser known, journeyman musician. He played with the band Cock Robin in the 1980s, whose debut was produced by Steve Hillage. He’s worked in sundry bands like Broken Edge and with R&B artists like Montel Jordan.

Harold Budd with Zeitgeist

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Harold Budd/Brian Eno

1,821,049 plays (91,773 listeners)

The collaborations between Brian Eno and Harold Budd began upon completing Budd's first noticed ambient record entitled The Pavilion of Dreams.

John Foxx & Harold Budd

322,544 plays (21,860 listeners)

Harold Budd and John Foxx make fully sick ambient music.

Harold Budd & Hector Zazou

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Budd, an early practitioner in the ambient school and frequent collaborator with Brian Eno, here teams up with musical nomad Hector Zazou, who had formed evocative partnerships with musicians from Africa to the Far North, from Bill Laswell to Björk.