"It's nice to revisit this material now and see what it means to me at this moment, in 2023." Max Richter Max Richter returns to his acclaimed eight-hour masterpiece Sleep with a new EP - "Sleep: Tranquility Base" and offers a glimpse into the original material from an electronic perspective. "Tranquility Base" is the name of the landing point of the first manned lunar module, the first time ever humans set foot on a celestial body other than Earth in July 1969. "Originally we came up with this piece because we felt we were oversaturated -- with data, with information -- overstimulated ... Now it's even worse, more and more of the same -- a lot more of the same -- which keeps the piece relevant." - Max Richter The new EP also includes one new remix each by renowned German sound artist alva noto (also known for his soundtrack to "The Revenant," which he co-composed with Ryuichi Sakamoto and was nominated for Golden Globe, BAFTA, Grammy and Critics' Choice Movie Awards); and Kelly Lee Owens, the electronic musician who has collaborated with artists such as Björk, St. Vincent and John Cale.