Chronotope Project

Chronology:

“This is progressive ambient music at its finest.”

—Take Effect Reviews

“A superb Chronotope Project album for those who like ambient music.”

—Synths & Sequences

“Each track shows perfection. Just listen.”

—Igloo

“a contemporary tone painter who stands head…

Following-up the fantastic album Ovum released in 2017, Chronotope Project returns with another stunning release on Spotted Peccary Music entitled Lotus Rising. An Oregonian-based electronic music composer and cellist, Jeffery Ericson Allen is the musical architect behind Chronotope Project…

Chronotope Project aka Jeffrey Ericson Allen hails from Oregon with 7 releases under his belt so far and now he makes that 8 with the release of Ovum on Spotted Peccary records on August 4, 2017. Ovum is an introspective…

Electro-organic ambient bliss!

Chronotope Project is the recording alias of Oregonian ambient/electronic music composer and cellist Jeffrey Ericson Allen. His seventh recording, titled Ovum, is likewise his third release on the prestigious Spotted Peccary Music label, following his excellent Passages…

Passages (49'43") by Chronotope Project opens as would a storm blowing in from paradise. Jeffrey Ericson Allen's drifting approach―warm in tone, and pleasantly melody-led―gives this music a welcome and distinctively uncommon atmosphere. With clarity and attention he articulates five…

This stunning triptych builds on the style cultivated in previous releases, layering scintillating electronic sequences, lush atmospheric pads, gently percolating percussion and long lyrical melodic lines into an integral whole. The themes of all three tracks marry seminal concepts in…

http://www.headphonaught.co.uk/2013/10/loving-event-horizon-by-chronotope.html

Loving... Event Horizon by Chronotope Project

Chronotope Project is the musical nom de plume of composer, cellist and electronic music recording artist Jeffrey Ericson Allen, whose "sensuous ambient music" has graced the radio airwaves on Hearts of Space, Echoes and Star's End. The term…

Heaphonaught Nanolog, July 18, 2013

http://www.headphonaught.co.uk/2013/07/loving-solar-winds-by-chronotope-project.html

I've featured music from Chronotope Project before and wanted to talk about one of his other albums - "Solar Winds" - an album I've become very fond of.

"Solar Winds" is my kind of…