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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - The Sea was Alone (06:27)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - Two Suns That Morning (03:52)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - Return & Crossing (05:05)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - The Princess of Yesteryears (01:29)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - The Sun Darkened (04:40)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - Mount Tamalpais (04:06)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - A Song On Earth (04:14)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - Like A Country Bell (03:21)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - I’m A Bird (02:33)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - Love Is A Forest (01:49)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - Sometimes Big Trees (05:34)
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Jutta Glaser & Claus Boesser-Ferrari - There’s No Road - Keep Going (01:33)
CD
Track List
1. The Sea was Alone 06:27
2. Two Suns That Morning 03:52
3. Return & Crossing 05:05
4. The Princess of Yesteryears 01:29
5. The Sun Darkened 04:40
6. Mount Tamalpais 04:06
7. A Song On Earth 04:14
8. Like A Country Bell 03:21
9. I’m A Bird 02:33
10. Love Is A Forest 01:49
11. Sometimes Big Trees 05:34
12. There’s No Road - Keep Going 01:33
Info:
They have been working together again and again for more than 20 years and have constantly explored the boundaries of their instructions and not infrequently even expanded them: singer Jutta Glaser and guitarist Claus Boesser-Ferrari. Their current project "Return & Crossing" is a tribute to the Lebanese-American painter, film artist and poet Etel Adnan. An artist of multiple talents, Adnan has exhibited at documenta (13) in 2012 and elsewhere, but has also received several prestigious literary awards. "Her poetry is a kind of sound language for me. It's actually music," Boesser-Ferrari finds. "But you wouldn't do it justice with the usual song structures. And that was exactly our challenge."
So Jutta Glaser and Claus Boesser-Ferrari have opened their music wide to Adnan's poems. In doing so, they have not simply deconstructed their compositions, but, on the contrary, restructured them in a way that floats in the flow of the language, that is, in a peculiarly fluid way. They have deliberately worked in a more sound-painting manner in order to take up the aspect of multiple talents or Etel Adnan's interdisciplinary approach and mirror it in a corresponding art form. "We have been," explains guitarist Boesser-Ferrari, "basically improvising composition. The CD recordings are like a kind of essence in this, but in concerts they always develop in new and different ways, artistically and atmospherically." Just as Adnan's poetry is always read in a new and different way, so is this music, which is so changeable in itself.
Jutta Glaser's singing is a sometimes tender and fragile, sometimes highly expressive, but always respectfully bow to Adnan's texts. Glaser transfers them as virtuously as sensitively into congenial improvisations and alienations, without overstretching the natural richness of the texts' relationships. "Adnan's poetry is, after all, first of all a very high and pure art. To come into contact with it as a singer and to take the freedom to experiment and allow irritation at times, in other words, to work in a way that is both counterpoint and appreciative at the same time, was a very exciting experience."
Claus Boesser-Ferrari, supported by cleverly used electronics, functions here not as an accompanist, but as a second voice in a dialogue of different artistic means and formal languages. The guitarist moves in his usual stylistically confident manner between lyrical sound surfaces, percussive pointing and expressive outbursts.
"Return & Crossing" is a multi-layered dramaturgical production, which not only elaborates the high musicality of Adnan's language, organized in diffuse-open spaces, with love and meticulousness, but also makes it sound as multi-layered as it is rousing.
These recordings thus preserve not least the legacy of the great artist Etel Adnan, who died in Paris in 2021 at the age of 96. For these 12 new pieces are not simply songs, but contributions to the understanding of art.
Jutta Glaser: vocals
Claus Boesser-Ferrari: guitar, electronics
All songs composed by Boesser-Ferrari/Glaser,
except : “The Sea was Alone…” by Bisha/Boesser-Ferrari
All poems by Etel Adnan
Recorded 13.7.2022 & 19.8.2022 at Adax Dörsam Studio, Rimbach
Cover Artwork: Jutta Glaser More
Track List
1. The Sea was Alone 06:27
2. Two Suns That Morning 03:52
3. Return & Crossing 05:05
4. The Princess of Yesteryears 01:29
5. The Sun Darkened 04:40
6. Mount Tamalpais 04:06
7. A Song On Earth 04:14
8. Like A Country Bell 03:21
9. I’m A Bird 02:33
10. Love Is A Forest 01:49
11. Sometimes Big Trees 05:34
12. There’s No Road - Keep Going 01:33
Info:
They have been working together again and again for more than 20 years and have constantly explored the boundaries of their instructions and not infrequently even expanded them: singer Jutta Glaser and guitarist Claus Boesser-Ferrari. Their current project "Return & Crossing" is a tribute to the Lebanese-American painter, film artist and poet Etel Adnan. An artist of multiple talents, Adnan has exhibited at documenta (13) in 2012 and elsewhere, but has also received several prestigious literary awards. "Her poetry is a kind of sound language for me. It's actually music," Boesser-Ferrari finds. "But you wouldn't do it justice with the usual song structures. And that was exactly our challenge."
So Jutta Glaser and Claus Boesser-Ferrari have opened their music wide to Adnan's poems. In doing so, they have not simply deconstructed their compositions, but, on the contrary, restructured them in a way that floats in the flow of the language, that is, in a peculiarly fluid way. They have deliberately worked in a more sound-painting manner in order to take up the aspect of multiple talents or Etel Adnan's interdisciplinary approach and mirror it in a corresponding art form. "We have been," explains guitarist Boesser-Ferrari, "basically improvising composition. The CD recordings are like a kind of essence in this, but in concerts they always develop in new and different ways, artistically and atmospherically." Just as Adnan's poetry is always read in a new and different way, so is this music, which is so changeable in itself.
Jutta Glaser's singing is a sometimes tender and fragile, sometimes highly expressive, but always respectfully bow to Adnan's texts. Glaser transfers them as virtuously as sensitively into congenial improvisations and alienations, without overstretching the natural richness of the texts' relationships. "Adnan's poetry is, after all, first of all a very high and pure art. To come into contact with it as a singer and to take the freedom to experiment and allow irritation at times, in other words, to work in a way that is both counterpoint and appreciative at the same time, was a very exciting experience."
Claus Boesser-Ferrari, supported by cleverly used electronics, functions here not as an accompanist, but as a second voice in a dialogue of different artistic means and formal languages. The guitarist moves in his usual stylistically confident manner between lyrical sound surfaces, percussive pointing and expressive outbursts.
"Return & Crossing" is a multi-layered dramaturgical production, which not only elaborates the high musicality of Adnan's language, organized in diffuse-open spaces, with love and meticulousness, but also makes it sound as multi-layered as it is rousing.
These recordings thus preserve not least the legacy of the great artist Etel Adnan, who died in Paris in 2021 at the age of 96. For these 12 new pieces are not simply songs, but contributions to the understanding of art.
Jutta Glaser: vocals
Claus Boesser-Ferrari: guitar, electronics
All songs composed by Boesser-Ferrari/Glaser,
except : “The Sea was Alone…” by Bisha/Boesser-Ferrari
All poems by Etel Adnan
Recorded 13.7.2022 & 19.8.2022 at Adax Dörsam Studio, Rimbach
Cover Artwork: Jutta Glaser More
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B Side
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In the midst of the pandemic, Enjoy Jazz Festival has developed a musical project whose members will be recruited new every year and then debut at a concert on UNESCO International Jazz Day, April 30. The members come from the jazz scene of the German state of Baden-Württemberg. "We wanted," festival director Rainer Kern stresses, "not only to revitalize the fragile network of outstanding creative minds, but also to rethink it artistically as a rolling system." Two experienced and renowned band leaders, Alexandra Lehmler and Erwin Ditzner, now curate an annually changing ensemble of outstanding artists of the most diverse provenance. As part of a voluntary commitment, the ensemble is to be organized in a sustainable, diverse, and, in three years at the latest, completely gender-equal
and climate-fair manner. Thus, as a commitment to the goals of the "European/Local Green Deal" (and with reference to the jazz standard "On Green Dolphin Street"), the name Green Dolphin Orchestra was created. Another special feature: The renowned Oriental Music Academy Mannheim (OMM), a long-standing partner of the Enjoy Jazz Festival, receives a white card, so that musicians with a migration background or protagonists from other musical cultures are always part of this "orchestra of many" and constantly expand its sound language.
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reshuffling," says Ditzner, explaining one central of the few rules. "In concrete terms, this meant that after eight minutes, the improvisation in progress was either ended or new musicians simply joined in the ongoing creative process, while others took themselves out of the game."
Alexandra Lehmler summarizes the artistic impact of the ensemble as follows: "We really cross-fertilize each other. In order to push this process even further, we forced ourselves when putting together the ensemble not to fall back on our 'favorite playing partners', i.e. musicians with whom one feels particularly at home. In other words, we consciously wanted to step out of our comfort zone with this project." The present pieces were recorded live in Heidelberg during the ensemble's premiere concert on the occasion of International Jazz Day on April 30, 2022. More
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Yuriy Gurzhy - Geoff Berner – Half-German Girlfriend
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Yuriy Gurzhy - Daniel Kahn & The Painted Bird – Six Million Germans
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Yuriy Gurzhy - You Shouldn´t Know From It – Tants, Tants
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Yuriy Gurzhy - Paul Brody´s Sadawi – Mighty Max
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Yuriy Gurzhy - Jewdyssee – Beltz, mayn shtetele
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Yuriy Gurzhy - RotFront – Girl from Bayreuth
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Yuriy Gurzhy - Jewish Monkeys – All the great things
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Yuriy Gurzhy - Frank London´s Klezmer Brass Allstars – Oysgemischt
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Earlier this year, Yuriy Gurzhy, former DJ of the legendary "Russendisko" and co-founder of the
multilingual Berlin band RotFront, presented his first book: a fascinating interview volume compiled
in a kind of sampling aesthetic on the subject of "Richard Wagner & and the Klezmer Band. In Search
of the New Jewish Sound in Germany" (Ariella Verlag). The idea for it arose in a conversation
between Gurzhy and Rainer Kern, the director of the Enjoy Jazz Festival. The book quickly attracted
keen interest far beyond the feuilletons. "Suddenly readers were complaining to me that reading it
had made them very keen to hear the music, but they couldn't hear it. What they wanted, and I
thought it was actually quite logical, was a soundtrack to the book."
And that very soundtrack is now available. Yuriy Gurzhy, as a DJ a specialist in the field of compiling,
has knowledgeably selected all the pieces himself. "It was important to me that the music could be
listened to with pleasure even without having read the book. It's a good eclectic mix, ranging from
folk to hip-hop. In the end, however, it will be in many cases that the music will make you want to
listen to the book and vice versa. The two dimensions complement each other perfectly." The 18-
track CD is also the first release from Enjoy Jazz Records, the new "festival label for jazz and more."
At first glance, it may seem irritating that Gurzhy mentions the avowed anti-Semite Richard Wagner
and klezmer, i.e. Jewish folk music, in the same sentence. In the "Jüdische Allgemeine" Gurzhy
answered the question why he included the German composer in the title of his book: "This is just
my little revenge on Wagner, because his anti-Semitism is also a cliché. And for many musicians and
music listeners, klezmer is also a cliché and a synonym for Jewish music, although there is much more
to it than that."
Against this background, by the way, Gurzhy himself provides one of the highlights of the album. For
in the RotFront song "Girl from Bayreuth" he bilingually tells the absurdly convoluted story of how a
man falls unrequitedly in love with a blond German violinist during a Wagner concert in Tel Aviv and
from then on incessantly maltreats his neighbor through the thin walls with a mixture of crying fits
and Wagner music. In addition, there is a wonderfully ironic side-splitting by Geoff Berner,
performed in a children's song ductus ("Half-German Girlfriend"), a Balkanese brass version of the
folk song "Hava Nagila" by Shazalakazoo/Edi Partizani or the organ-soaked rock of Forshpil ("Meydl in
di yorn"), of course with guitar solo.
Both the CD and the book deliberately refuse to give a clear definition of what Jewish music actually
is. But it is precisely from this careful distance to encyclopedic delimitation that an open and exciting
musical discourse emerges. For Gurzhy himself, by the way, Jewish music was first and foremost "the
music that my grandfather played to me on his record player when I was a child in Kharkiv". Since
those days, the Ukrainian-born musician, who has lived in Berlin for almost 30 years, has said: "Music
is a home." And with a wink he adds, "With music it's probably like with love. You can analyze for a
very long time why you feel so comfortable with a person, but to really explain it is difficult."
Yuriy Gurzhy sums up the meaning of this music for himself as follows: "It's the soundtrack to the
search for one's Jewish identity." Because, Gurzhy says, "For me, questions like 'What does it
fundamentally mean to be Jewish?' but also 'What does it mean to be Jewish in 21st century
Germany?' are always connected to music." Thus, this music curated by Gurzhy has at least one
common denominator. Specific musical as well as extra-musical Jewish experiences are collected in it
- in great diversity and filled with the artistic power to permanently renew itself.
Yuriy Gurzhy is available for interviews. Appointment at [email protected]
Track List
1. Vivian Kanner – An allem sind (immer noch) die Juden schuld
2. Geoff Berner – Half-German Girlfriend
3. Daniel Kahn & The Painted Bird – Six Million Germans
4. You Shouldn´t Know From It – Tants, Tants
5. Jewrhythmics – Kinder Yoren
6. Paul Brody´s Sadawi – Mighty Max
7. Solomon & Socalled – Alt. Shul Kale Bazetsn
8. Fayvish – Yeder Yesh
9. Jewdyssee – Beltz, mayn shtetele
10. RotFront – Girl from Bayreuth
11. Forshpil – Meydl in di yorn
12. Jewish Monkeys – All the great things
13. KlezCore – Pferdeporno
14. The Disorientalists – Prince of the Orient
15. Andrea Pancur – Isar
16. Yahoodi – Crazy Ass Jew
17. Frank London´s Klezmer Brass Allstars – Oysgemischt
18. Shazalakazoo/Edi Partizani – Hava Nagila More
Earlier this year, Yuriy Gurzhy, former DJ of the legendary "Russendisko" and co-founder of the
multilingual Berlin band RotFront, presented his first book: a fascinating interview volume compiled
in a kind of sampling aesthetic on the subject of "Richard Wagner & and the Klezmer Band. In Search
of the New Jewish Sound in Germany" (Ariella Verlag). The idea for it arose in a conversation
between Gurzhy and Rainer Kern, the director of the Enjoy Jazz Festival. The book quickly attracted
keen interest far beyond the feuilletons. "Suddenly readers were complaining to me that reading it
had made them very keen to hear the music, but they couldn't hear it. What they wanted, and I
thought it was actually quite logical, was a soundtrack to the book."
And that very soundtrack is now available. Yuriy Gurzhy, as a DJ a specialist in the field of compiling,
has knowledgeably selected all the pieces himself. "It was important to me that the music could be
listened to with pleasure even without having read the book. It's a good eclectic mix, ranging from
folk to hip-hop. In the end, however, it will be in many cases that the music will make you want to
listen to the book and vice versa. The two dimensions complement each other perfectly." The 18-
track CD is also the first release from Enjoy Jazz Records, the new "festival label for jazz and more."
At first glance, it may seem irritating that Gurzhy mentions the avowed anti-Semite Richard Wagner
and klezmer, i.e. Jewish folk music, in the same sentence. In the "Jüdische Allgemeine" Gurzhy
answered the question why he included the German composer in the title of his book: "This is just
my little revenge on Wagner, because his anti-Semitism is also a cliché. And for many musicians and
music listeners, klezmer is also a cliché and a synonym for Jewish music, although there is much more
to it than that."
Against this background, by the way, Gurzhy himself provides one of the highlights of the album. For
in the RotFront song "Girl from Bayreuth" he bilingually tells the absurdly convoluted story of how a
man falls unrequitedly in love with a blond German violinist during a Wagner concert in Tel Aviv and
from then on incessantly maltreats his neighbor through the thin walls with a mixture of crying fits
and Wagner music. In addition, there is a wonderfully ironic side-splitting by Geoff Berner,
performed in a children's song ductus ("Half-German Girlfriend"), a Balkanese brass version of the
folk song "Hava Nagila" by Shazalakazoo/Edi Partizani or the organ-soaked rock of Forshpil ("Meydl in
di yorn"), of course with guitar solo.
Both the CD and the book deliberately refuse to give a clear definition of what Jewish music actually
is. But it is precisely from this careful distance to encyclopedic delimitation that an open and exciting
musical discourse emerges. For Gurzhy himself, by the way, Jewish music was first and foremost "the
music that my grandfather played to me on his record player when I was a child in Kharkiv". Since
those days, the Ukrainian-born musician, who has lived in Berlin for almost 30 years, has said: "Music
is a home." And with a wink he adds, "With music it's probably like with love. You can analyze for a
very long time why you feel so comfortable with a person, but to really explain it is difficult."
Yuriy Gurzhy sums up the meaning of this music for himself as follows: "It's the soundtrack to the
search for one's Jewish identity." Because, Gurzhy says, "For me, questions like 'What does it
fundamentally mean to be Jewish?' but also 'What does it mean to be Jewish in 21st century
Germany?' are always connected to music." Thus, this music curated by Gurzhy has at least one
common denominator. Specific musical as well as extra-musical Jewish experiences are collected in it
- in great diversity and filled with the artistic power to permanently renew itself.
Yuriy Gurzhy is available for interviews. Appointment at [email protected]
Track List
1. Vivian Kanner – An allem sind (immer noch) die Juden schuld
2. Geoff Berner – Half-German Girlfriend
3. Daniel Kahn & The Painted Bird – Six Million Germans
4. You Shouldn´t Know From It – Tants, Tants
5. Jewrhythmics – Kinder Yoren
6. Paul Brody´s Sadawi – Mighty Max
7. Solomon & Socalled – Alt. Shul Kale Bazetsn
8. Fayvish – Yeder Yesh
9. Jewdyssee – Beltz, mayn shtetele
10. RotFront – Girl from Bayreuth
11. Forshpil – Meydl in di yorn
12. Jewish Monkeys – All the great things
13. KlezCore – Pferdeporno
14. The Disorientalists – Prince of the Orient
15. Andrea Pancur – Isar
16. Yahoodi – Crazy Ass Jew
17. Frank London´s Klezmer Brass Allstars – Oysgemischt
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House, Techno
TRACKLISTS:
A1. Donnie
A2. Running
B1. G-Train
B2. Run Towards The Sun
SHORT INFO:
Driving house/techno interpretations.
VITAL SALES POINTS:
Third EP from NAP
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Label:Spaced Repetitions
Cat-No:SRP03
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Genre:House / Techno
Configuration:12" Excl
Label:Spaced Repetitions
Cat-No:SRP03
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Genre:House / Techno
Configuration:12" Excl
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Class Compliance - Plug & Play
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Class Compliance - Dreams
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Class Compliance - Mosquito
GENRE/S: House, House / Techno
TRACKLIST:
A: Plug & Play
B1: Dreams
B2: Mosquito
SHORT INFO:
Manuel Tur & Adrian Hoffmann return to their alter ego Class Compliance for the second time, having introduced it on last year's Future Sound of Jazz compilation on Compost. The "Plug & Play EP" features three quirky and slightly offbeat tracks that won't be everyone's cup of tea, but will find fans among those interested in unquantized synths and polymetric rhythm layers. Early support from Kornel Kovacz, Âme & Ben UFO.
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TRACKLIST:
A: Plug & Play
B1: Dreams
B2: Mosquito
SHORT INFO:
Manuel Tur & Adrian Hoffmann return to their alter ego Class Compliance for the second time, having introduced it on last year's Future Sound of Jazz compilation on Compost. The "Plug & Play EP" features three quirky and slightly offbeat tracks that won't be everyone's cup of tea, but will find fans among those interested in unquantized synths and polymetric rhythm layers. Early support from Kornel Kovacz, Âme & Ben UFO.
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Label:Other People
Cat-No:OP073
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Genre:Alternative/Electronic
Configuration:LP Excl
Label:Other People
Cat-No:OP073
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Genre:Alternative/Electronic
Configuration:LP Excl
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - A1. Intiha - 3:50
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - A2. Nazar Se - 4:14
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - A3. Muddat - 6:30
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - A4. Raat Bhar - 2:58
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - B5. Dard - 7:30
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - B6. Chiragh - 5:46
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - B7. Lagta Nahi - 2:10
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Ali Sethi & Nicolas Jaar - B8. Dono Jahan - 3:32
LP, Artwork with Obi Tag, Vinyl made of BioVinyl
2. GENRE/S: Alternative / Electronic
3. TRACKLISTS:
A
1. Intiha - 3:50
2. Nazar Se - 4:14
3. Muddat - 6:30
4. Raat Bhar - 2:58
B
5. Dard - 7:30
6. Chiragh - 5:46
7. Lagta Nahi - 2:10
8. Dono Jahan - 3:32
4. SHORT INFO:
Singer, songwriter and author Ali Sethi had been entranced by Jaar's music long before they began collaborating. He'd absorbed the sounds over a number of years, listening casually and taking in their subtleties in bars and rooftop parties across Lahore and London. "It felt familiar to me, that sense of adventure you have when you hear his music, like a tale that teases you and plays with your expectations as it unfolds," says Sethi. "In that sense it resembled the leisurely improvised ghazals and qawwalis I grew up hearing in Pakistan." So when the two were finally introduced by Indian visual artist Somnath Bhatt, a regular Jaar collaborator who also handled the album's artwork, Sethi was well prepared. He began to sketch out voice notes using loops snipped from Jaar's acclaimed 2020 album 'Telas', improvising vocalizations and seductive Urdu poems over Jaar's weightless, time-bending productions. Jaar was astonished by the result; "It was what 'Telas' had been missing," he explains.
Improvisation has been important to the Chilean artist for many years. Before he had even started making electronic music, Jaar jammed on accordion with friends on the street in New York City. It's at the core of his practice, "a moment in time," in his own words. 'Intiha', the opening track on the album, is the first they finished together, and positions Sethi's evocative phrases over Jaar's faded, metallic percussion. It's a perfect proof of concept, re- imagining the world of 'Telas' and augmenting it with a sense of ancestral melancholy and giddy euphoria that's truly transformational.
Sethi is best known globally for his attempts to revive the ghazal, an ancient poetic form that was taken by Sufi mystics from the Arab world to Persia and throughout the Indian subcontinent, where it captivated the royal court. It's been unfashionable in the last few decades, a mannered style associated with decadence, and Sethi offers it a new lease of life through his playfully revisionist covers and renditions. (His most popular single 'Pasoori' is a global phenomenon, one of the most Googled songs of 2022, with hundreds of millions of listeners tuning into its timeless message of forbidden love.) Sethi updates the ghazal form by using his years of training in raga music, lifting metaphors that reflect his journey as an out-of- place queer kid in Pakistan who became a US citizen and now lives in New York City.
5. VITAL SALES POINTS:
Critically acclaimed musician Nicolas Jaar collaborates with Pakistani artist Ali Sethi for a reworking of his original album Telas
Ali Sethi song "Pasoori" was the most googled song in 2022. It has over a billion streams across his profiles
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2. GENRE/S: Alternative / Electronic
3. TRACKLISTS:
A
1. Intiha - 3:50
2. Nazar Se - 4:14
3. Muddat - 6:30
4. Raat Bhar - 2:58
B
5. Dard - 7:30
6. Chiragh - 5:46
7. Lagta Nahi - 2:10
8. Dono Jahan - 3:32
4. SHORT INFO:
Singer, songwriter and author Ali Sethi had been entranced by Jaar's music long before they began collaborating. He'd absorbed the sounds over a number of years, listening casually and taking in their subtleties in bars and rooftop parties across Lahore and London. "It felt familiar to me, that sense of adventure you have when you hear his music, like a tale that teases you and plays with your expectations as it unfolds," says Sethi. "In that sense it resembled the leisurely improvised ghazals and qawwalis I grew up hearing in Pakistan." So when the two were finally introduced by Indian visual artist Somnath Bhatt, a regular Jaar collaborator who also handled the album's artwork, Sethi was well prepared. He began to sketch out voice notes using loops snipped from Jaar's acclaimed 2020 album 'Telas', improvising vocalizations and seductive Urdu poems over Jaar's weightless, time-bending productions. Jaar was astonished by the result; "It was what 'Telas' had been missing," he explains.
Improvisation has been important to the Chilean artist for many years. Before he had even started making electronic music, Jaar jammed on accordion with friends on the street in New York City. It's at the core of his practice, "a moment in time," in his own words. 'Intiha', the opening track on the album, is the first they finished together, and positions Sethi's evocative phrases over Jaar's faded, metallic percussion. It's a perfect proof of concept, re- imagining the world of 'Telas' and augmenting it with a sense of ancestral melancholy and giddy euphoria that's truly transformational.
Sethi is best known globally for his attempts to revive the ghazal, an ancient poetic form that was taken by Sufi mystics from the Arab world to Persia and throughout the Indian subcontinent, where it captivated the royal court. It's been unfashionable in the last few decades, a mannered style associated with decadence, and Sethi offers it a new lease of life through his playfully revisionist covers and renditions. (His most popular single 'Pasoori' is a global phenomenon, one of the most Googled songs of 2022, with hundreds of millions of listeners tuning into its timeless message of forbidden love.) Sethi updates the ghazal form by using his years of training in raga music, lifting metaphors that reflect his journey as an out-of- place queer kid in Pakistan who became a US citizen and now lives in New York City.
5. VITAL SALES POINTS:
Critically acclaimed musician Nicolas Jaar collaborates with Pakistani artist Ali Sethi for a reworking of his original album Telas
Ali Sethi song "Pasoori" was the most googled song in 2022. It has over a billion streams across his profiles
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Label:Be With Records
Cat-No:BEWITH007TWELVE
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Genre:Soul/Funk
Configuration:12" Excl
Label:Be With Records
Cat-No:BEWITH007TWELVE
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Genre:Soul/Funk
Configuration:12" Excl
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The Whispers - A1 : Keep On Lovin’ Me (5:49)
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The Whispers - B1 : Turn Me Out (5:50)
Format Notes: 2023 re-press, 140g vinyl
Track List:
A1 : Keep On Lovin’ Me (5:49)
B1 : Turn Me Out (5:50)
Release Notes:
Two seminal 12" mixes of a pair of enormous tracks from The Whispers. Both boogie/street-funk flavoured, these sought-after versions have never been paired on the same record before.
Side A features the notorious anthem “Keep On Lovin’ Me” (the one with *that* life affirming video) whilst over on the flip you’ll find the outstanding, semi-slept-on “Turn Me Out”.
Freshly re-pressed for 2023.
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Track List:
A1 : Keep On Lovin’ Me (5:49)
B1 : Turn Me Out (5:50)
Release Notes:
Two seminal 12" mixes of a pair of enormous tracks from The Whispers. Both boogie/street-funk flavoured, these sought-after versions have never been paired on the same record before.
Side A features the notorious anthem “Keep On Lovin’ Me” (the one with *that* life affirming video) whilst over on the flip you’ll find the outstanding, semi-slept-on “Turn Me Out”.
Freshly re-pressed for 2023.
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Bellofratto & Gentile - A1. Interplanetary Soccer
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Bellofratto & Gentile - A2. Dream Cycles
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Bellofratto & Gentile - A3. Watching UFOs in the Park
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Bellofratto & Gentile - A4. The Moon At Halftime
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Bellofratto & Gentile - B1. Liquid Roses
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Bellofratto & Gentile - B2. Piacere
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Bellofratto & Gentile - B3. Sunbathing with Venus
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Bellofratto & Gentile - B4. Winter Reprise
LP, Limited
Genre: Balearic, Disco, Indie Dance, Electonic
Tracklist LP
A
1. Interplanetary Soccer
2. Dream Cycles
3. Watching UFOs in the Park
4. The Moon At Halftime
B
1. Liquid Roses
2. Piacere
3. Sunbathing with Venus
4. Winter Reprise
Short Info:
"Night Swim" is the debut LP from Bellofatto & Gentile, a collaboration that was founded on the soccer fields of Austin, Texas during the spring of 2019. The duo of Giovanni Bellofatto (an alias of Jesse Edwards) ) & Dan Gentile initially started exploring the melodies and textures of Italian dream house, but those experiments soon evolved to include modular synthesizers, breakbeats, and left-field samples.
Bellofatto's work dates back to the 90's and has credits on albums by Jessica Bailiff (Kranky), Odd Nosdam (Anticon), and His Name Is Alive. In the early 00's, he pioneered acoustic / electronic territories with his psychedelic project Red Morning Chorus. His forthcoming solo LP "The Otherworld" is due for release on Vancouver's Pacific Rhythm under the moniker C Thru. With 20 years of DJing under his belt, Gentile released his first house music productions as Time Zones in 2019 on Mystery Zone Records, with subsequent singles on Bay Area Disco and Moiss Music. He now lives in San Francisco, where he works as a journalist and creates visual art using a modular video synthesizer.
The legend John Beltran provides mixing treatments on half of "Night Swim" that will be released on Prins Thomas's balearic imprint Horisontal Mambo in 2023.
massage by
Prins Thomas.
Mambo HQ, Asker, September 2023
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Genre: Balearic, Disco, Indie Dance, Electonic
Tracklist LP
A
1. Interplanetary Soccer
2. Dream Cycles
3. Watching UFOs in the Park
4. The Moon At Halftime
B
1. Liquid Roses
2. Piacere
3. Sunbathing with Venus
4. Winter Reprise
Short Info:
"Night Swim" is the debut LP from Bellofatto & Gentile, a collaboration that was founded on the soccer fields of Austin, Texas during the spring of 2019. The duo of Giovanni Bellofatto (an alias of Jesse Edwards) ) & Dan Gentile initially started exploring the melodies and textures of Italian dream house, but those experiments soon evolved to include modular synthesizers, breakbeats, and left-field samples.
Bellofatto's work dates back to the 90's and has credits on albums by Jessica Bailiff (Kranky), Odd Nosdam (Anticon), and His Name Is Alive. In the early 00's, he pioneered acoustic / electronic territories with his psychedelic project Red Morning Chorus. His forthcoming solo LP "The Otherworld" is due for release on Vancouver's Pacific Rhythm under the moniker C Thru. With 20 years of DJing under his belt, Gentile released his first house music productions as Time Zones in 2019 on Mystery Zone Records, with subsequent singles on Bay Area Disco and Moiss Music. He now lives in San Francisco, where he works as a journalist and creates visual art using a modular video synthesizer.
The legend John Beltran provides mixing treatments on half of "Night Swim" that will be released on Prins Thomas's balearic imprint Horisontal Mambo in 2023.
massage by
Prins Thomas.
Mambo HQ, Asker, September 2023
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Label:The Magic Movement
Cat-No:MAGIC035W
Release-Date:15.12.2023
Genre:Electronic
Configuration:LP Excl
Label:The Magic Movement
Cat-No:MAGIC035W
Release-Date:15.12.2023
Genre:Electronic
Configuration:LP Excl
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NOEMA - ONE 01
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NOEMA - ONE 02
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NOEMA - ONE 03
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NOEMA - ONE 04
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NOEMA - ONE 05
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NOEMA - ONE 06
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NOEMA - ONE 07
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NOEMA - ONE 08
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NOEMA - ONE 09
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NOEMA - ONE 10
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NOEMA - ONE 11
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NOEMA - ONE 12
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NOEMA - ONE 13
lim. Gatefold White VInyl
Watch the intergalactic and highly entertaining Videos that explain the full story and genesis of ONE here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxp2F-dkCn4e4zfPCumcsLsbKsxuNbwbd
Noema’s new album is a surreal cosmic journey. The music on it is part of a comprehensive art piece that includes remixes, interactive choreography and stage design, theatre, and costumes called ONE.
In ONE, Noema tells the story of his interdimensional space explorations, in which he manifests as four different entities. Because of the energetic state of humanity, these entities became trapped in our dimension and now put on performances to re-power their portal, so that we can all be interdimensional again! During the performance five actors invite up to 120 people from the audience to join the action.
Sun Ra meets Steve Reich meets Larry Levan - imagine it as a “happening” from the 70s.
The music from ONE is loosely based on the minimal music classic “In C" by Terry Riley. It consists of 56 melodic patterns, which are repeated and consecutively played from the first to the last. Every player can move on to the next pattern at their own pace.
VITAL SALES POINTS:
First full-length album by The Magic Movement’s label owner, Noema.
Part of an interactive performance concert that consists of music, storytelling, interactive performance and stage design, theatre, costumes, and remixes.
The gatefold cover contains a visually stunning comic telling the story of ONE.
ONE Remix EP coming out in winter 2024 includes artists such as Lauer, Kalabrese, Shubostar, Panthera Krause, Mehmet Aslan.
12" Gatefold Vinyl:
A - ONE (00:00 - 22:31)
B - ONE (22:32 - 42:51) More
Watch the intergalactic and highly entertaining Videos that explain the full story and genesis of ONE here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxp2F-dkCn4e4zfPCumcsLsbKsxuNbwbd
Noema’s new album is a surreal cosmic journey. The music on it is part of a comprehensive art piece that includes remixes, interactive choreography and stage design, theatre, and costumes called ONE.
In ONE, Noema tells the story of his interdimensional space explorations, in which he manifests as four different entities. Because of the energetic state of humanity, these entities became trapped in our dimension and now put on performances to re-power their portal, so that we can all be interdimensional again! During the performance five actors invite up to 120 people from the audience to join the action.
Sun Ra meets Steve Reich meets Larry Levan - imagine it as a “happening” from the 70s.
The music from ONE is loosely based on the minimal music classic “In C" by Terry Riley. It consists of 56 melodic patterns, which are repeated and consecutively played from the first to the last. Every player can move on to the next pattern at their own pace.
VITAL SALES POINTS:
First full-length album by The Magic Movement’s label owner, Noema.
Part of an interactive performance concert that consists of music, storytelling, interactive performance and stage design, theatre, costumes, and remixes.
The gatefold cover contains a visually stunning comic telling the story of ONE.
ONE Remix EP coming out in winter 2024 includes artists such as Lauer, Kalabrese, Shubostar, Panthera Krause, Mehmet Aslan.
12" Gatefold Vinyl:
A - ONE (00:00 - 22:31)
B - ONE (22:32 - 42:51) More
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NOEMA - ONE 01
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NOEMA - ONE 02
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NOEMA - ONE 03
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NOEMA - ONE 04
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NOEMA - ONE 05
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NOEMA - ONE 06
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NOEMA - ONE 07
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NOEMA - ONE 08
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NOEMA - ONE 09
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NOEMA - ONE 10
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NOEMA - ONE 11
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NOEMA - ONE 12
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NOEMA - ONE 13
Watch the intergalactic and highly entertaining Videos that explain the full story and genesis of ONE here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxp2F-dkCn4e4zfPCumcsLsbKsxuNbwbd
Noema’s new album is a surreal cosmic journey. The music on it is part of a comprehensive art piece that includes remixes, interactive choreography and stage design, theatre, and costumes called ONE.
In ONE, Noema tells the story of his interdimensional space explorations, in which he manifests as four different entities. Because of the energetic state of humanity, these entities became trapped in our dimension and now put on performances to re-power their portal, so that we can all be interdimensional again! During the performance five actors invite up to 120 people from the audience to join the action.
Sun Ra meets Steve Reich meets Larry Levan - imagine it as a “happening” from the 70s.
The music from ONE is loosely based on the minimal music classic “In C" by Terry Riley. It consists of 56 melodic patterns, which are repeated and consecutively played from the first to the last. Every player can move on to the next pattern at their own pace.
VITAL SALES POINTS:
First full-length album by The Magic Movement’s label owner, Noema.
Part of an interactive performance concert that consists of music, storytelling, interactive performance and stage design, theatre, costumes, and remixes.
The gatefold cover contains a visually stunning comic telling the story of ONE.
ONE Remix EP coming out in winter 2024 includes artists such as Lauer, Kalabrese, Shubostar, Panthera Krause, Mehmet Aslan.
12" Gatefold Vinyl:
A - ONE (00:00 - 22:31)
B - ONE (22:32 - 42:51) More
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxp2F-dkCn4e4zfPCumcsLsbKsxuNbwbd
Noema’s new album is a surreal cosmic journey. The music on it is part of a comprehensive art piece that includes remixes, interactive choreography and stage design, theatre, and costumes called ONE.
In ONE, Noema tells the story of his interdimensional space explorations, in which he manifests as four different entities. Because of the energetic state of humanity, these entities became trapped in our dimension and now put on performances to re-power their portal, so that we can all be interdimensional again! During the performance five actors invite up to 120 people from the audience to join the action.
Sun Ra meets Steve Reich meets Larry Levan - imagine it as a “happening” from the 70s.
The music from ONE is loosely based on the minimal music classic “In C" by Terry Riley. It consists of 56 melodic patterns, which are repeated and consecutively played from the first to the last. Every player can move on to the next pattern at their own pace.
VITAL SALES POINTS:
First full-length album by The Magic Movement’s label owner, Noema.
Part of an interactive performance concert that consists of music, storytelling, interactive performance and stage design, theatre, costumes, and remixes.
The gatefold cover contains a visually stunning comic telling the story of ONE.
ONE Remix EP coming out in winter 2024 includes artists such as Lauer, Kalabrese, Shubostar, Panthera Krause, Mehmet Aslan.
12" Gatefold Vinyl:
A - ONE (00:00 - 22:31)
B - ONE (22:32 - 42:51) More
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Snecker - Kicking And Screaming
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Snecker - High Noon
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Snecker - How To Dream
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Snecker - Flat Footed Laurence
A
Kicking And Screaming
High Noon
Locked Groove A
B
How To Dream
Flat Footed Laurence
Short Info
SNECKER is the musical union of German born Panorama Bar resident DJ nd_baumecker and American musician and performer Snax. An initial foray making a bootleg remix of a Lady Gaga track led to weekly meetings at Baumecker's studio on the legendary Berghain nightclub campus. Jams would last for hours as Baumecker tinkered with his vast array of gear, Snax hoped from keyboard to keyboard and everything was recorded. At Snax's studio across town, arrangements were solidified and vocals added. Soon, files and files of heady, psychedelic and groovy music was piling up on hard drives and after Snecker's first release on Vienna's Freeride Millenium and a track on the 8th Permanent Vacation compilation, the boys now present "How To Dream" EP on Permanent Vacation. Four tracks (and some tools for creative DJs to be found on the vinyl release) full of blends of House, Boogie and Disco only a duo with a long creative history can provide.
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Kicking And Screaming
High Noon
Locked Groove A
B
How To Dream
Flat Footed Laurence
Short Info
SNECKER is the musical union of German born Panorama Bar resident DJ nd_baumecker and American musician and performer Snax. An initial foray making a bootleg remix of a Lady Gaga track led to weekly meetings at Baumecker's studio on the legendary Berghain nightclub campus. Jams would last for hours as Baumecker tinkered with his vast array of gear, Snax hoped from keyboard to keyboard and everything was recorded. At Snax's studio across town, arrangements were solidified and vocals added. Soon, files and files of heady, psychedelic and groovy music was piling up on hard drives and after Snecker's first release on Vienna's Freeride Millenium and a track on the 8th Permanent Vacation compilation, the boys now present "How To Dream" EP on Permanent Vacation. Four tracks (and some tools for creative DJs to be found on the vinyl release) full of blends of House, Boogie and Disco only a duo with a long creative history can provide.
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Cat-No:rbinc010lp
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Configuration:LP Excl
Cat-No:rbinc010lp
Release-Date:17.11.2023
Configuration:LP Excl
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Panoram - Feathers
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Panoram - I Can Only Repeat Your Love
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Panoram - Flat Stones
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Panoram - Valovola
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Panoram - Ages
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Panoram - The Wide House
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Panoram - Dove Done Come
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Panoram - Blank Sheep
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Panoram - There Is A Hole Here
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Panoram - Squid For A Day
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Panoram - Bucolica
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Panoram - Izzy Rob
Format: LP
Tracklist
Feathers
I Can Only Repeat Your Love
Flat Stones
Valovola
Ages
The Wide House
Dove Done Come
Blank Sheep
There Is A Hole Here
Squid For A Day
Bucolica
Izzy Rob
Release info:
Following up last year’s Acrobatic Thoughts album, Panoram delves even deeper into his own musical universe with Keep Looking Where The Light Comes From. We find the producer in confident form, exploring the fuzzy fringes of beauty and chaos. The result is an album that sounds even more like himself and yet surprising at each turn.
Opening track Feathers sounds like only Panoram can, buzzy arpeggiated distortion takes flight somewhere in the direction of a distant multiverse where Animal Collective and Boards of Canada soundtracked Koyaanisqatsi. But the psychedelic drift is all Panoram’s own, conjuring a stark sense of the uncanny with the repeated phrases. The digital guitar and vocal loops of I Can Only Repeat Your Love are practically on the brink of collapsing in on themselves, to the point where the structure begins to shift like a collapsing monument. Flat Stones nods towards ASMR, as flute and woodwind tones caress the ears and a whispered voice teases out an altered state.
It’s this dreamlike mood that pervades the whole album, a maximal effect that’s wrung from minimalist compositions. The Wide House picks up the baton from Laurie Anderson to trip gently through different states of awareness, while the piano patterns of Blank Sheep float through the synth ambience like ideas entering an empty dream. There Is A Hole Here is another mutant loop that unravels as it proceeds - the rhythms turn into a pulse, and despite what the lyrics say, it does indeed mess around with your brain.
Panoram balances dance tropes, classical composition, ambient drones and a washed out, fuzzy twist on avant garde pop, and manages to transform it all into a uniform whole that fits all those puzzle pieces together. Yet such is the assuredness of Panoram’s production that it sounds effortless. At this point, the music is more like a midwife, manifesting your future self‘s enlightened consciousness with surreal effect.
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Tracklist
Feathers
I Can Only Repeat Your Love
Flat Stones
Valovola
Ages
The Wide House
Dove Done Come
Blank Sheep
There Is A Hole Here
Squid For A Day
Bucolica
Izzy Rob
Release info:
Following up last year’s Acrobatic Thoughts album, Panoram delves even deeper into his own musical universe with Keep Looking Where The Light Comes From. We find the producer in confident form, exploring the fuzzy fringes of beauty and chaos. The result is an album that sounds even more like himself and yet surprising at each turn.
Opening track Feathers sounds like only Panoram can, buzzy arpeggiated distortion takes flight somewhere in the direction of a distant multiverse where Animal Collective and Boards of Canada soundtracked Koyaanisqatsi. But the psychedelic drift is all Panoram’s own, conjuring a stark sense of the uncanny with the repeated phrases. The digital guitar and vocal loops of I Can Only Repeat Your Love are practically on the brink of collapsing in on themselves, to the point where the structure begins to shift like a collapsing monument. Flat Stones nods towards ASMR, as flute and woodwind tones caress the ears and a whispered voice teases out an altered state.
It’s this dreamlike mood that pervades the whole album, a maximal effect that’s wrung from minimalist compositions. The Wide House picks up the baton from Laurie Anderson to trip gently through different states of awareness, while the piano patterns of Blank Sheep float through the synth ambience like ideas entering an empty dream. There Is A Hole Here is another mutant loop that unravels as it proceeds - the rhythms turn into a pulse, and despite what the lyrics say, it does indeed mess around with your brain.
Panoram balances dance tropes, classical composition, ambient drones and a washed out, fuzzy twist on avant garde pop, and manages to transform it all into a uniform whole that fits all those puzzle pieces together. Yet such is the assuredness of Panoram’s production that it sounds effortless. At this point, the music is more like a midwife, manifesting your future self‘s enlightened consciousness with surreal effect.
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Pepsi Slammer - The Riddle (Original Mix)
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Pepsi Slammer - The Riddle (Dexta Remix)
WNCL Recordings is back with a series of 2-track 10" vinyl battle weapons for your record box.
South London badman Pepsi Slammer rounds off a bumper year for WNCL with this previously dubplate only affair, backed with a killer remix from Planet Wax cohort, Dexta
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South London badman Pepsi Slammer rounds off a bumper year for WNCL with this previously dubplate only affair, backed with a killer remix from Planet Wax cohort, Dexta
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