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Preludes Tableaux
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Raash ve Ruach
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Collateral Flow
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Collateral Flow
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No Clouds In Haraz
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No Clouds In Haraz
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Falgren & Meinen: The Circle
Falgren & Meinen: The Circle
Preludes Tableaux
Kavall: Inmitten
Raash ve Ruach
Kowalski: The Twilight Glow
Kowalski: The Twilight Glow
Guccione: The Geometry of Time
Guccione: The Geometry of Time
Visions of Venus
Visions of Venus
Collateral Flow
Collateral Flow
Connolly: Phaethon, Becalmed / Echo Collective
Introducing the debut solo album, "Phaethon, Becalmed," by Ben J. Connolly - a member of Berlin's alternative pop band, ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD. This project draws inspiration from the Greek myth of Phaethon, who sought to prove his parentage by driving his father's Sun Chariot across the sky, inadvertently causing ecological chaos and meeting a tragic end.
Collaborating with Echo Collective on strings, Ramon Lormans on tuned percussion (Stargaze), and Andrew Dickinson on vocals (Dt. Oper), the album comprises 17 pieces that intricately weave together to narrate Phaethon's tale. The instrumentation includes piano, strings, synths, and electronics, creating a calm and relaxed musical atmosphere.
The album unfolds like a story, with interwoven themes marking each chapter of Phaethon's journey. The diverse musical palette captures the essence of the myth, offering a tranquil and immersive listening experience. "Phaethon, Becalmed" invites listeners to explore the narrative through a blend of classical and contemporary elements.
This project goes beyond a mere musical release, offering a thoughtful exploration of myth and storytelling through sound. It's a unique opportunity to engage with a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences.
Tranceformer / Kai Schumacher
Experience Kai Schumacher's transcendent music as he defies boundaries and surpasses limitations. With his unique compositions, he merges heaven and earth, embracing the essence of nothingness. Each note intertwines harmoniously, inviting you to compose your own melodies. From captivating collaborations to mesmerizing rhythms, his music transcends genres. Let his hands guide you through a transformative journey, where techno, party, trance, and classical converge. Join Kai Schumacher on an extraordinary musical expedition.
Baranova: Cosmic Calendar
Schumacher: CTRL Variations
Is it a love story? Undoubtedly. Is it a play about the strange relationship between people and their computers? Likewise (after all, among other things, quite a few annoying spam emails are given musical honors in it). Is it experimental literature? Indeed, at least in part, because one of the actors from the Oulipo circle of authors around Raymond Queneau and Georges Perec is involved in it. Is it film music for an abstract film with letters instead of actors? In a way, that too. When musician and composer Pascal Schumacher, typographer Michel Welfringer and writer Ian Monk join forces to write variations on CTRL (control? the control key? the sounds C, T, R, and L? the letters?) for the ensemble United Instruments of Lucilin, a kind of controlled loss of control is preprogrammed.
No Clouds In Haraz
Schumacher: LUNA
No Clouds In Haraz
Schumacher: LUNA / Schumacher, Echo Collective
Pascal Schumacher's new album LUNA is in complete contrast to his previous release SOL, and it's not just the play with contrasting album titles that points to the different moods of brightness and darkness. Both releases also come from different creative viewpoints. While SOL offered a sense of spontaneous discovery as Schumacher embarked on his first solo endeavor with the vibraphone after years of playing with bands and ensembles, LUNA captures a more contemplative side of Schumacher's work. This involves composing for others, specifically for the Belgian post-classical ensemble Echo Collective.
Echo Collective has earned an international reputation in the post-classical world: chosen by icons such as A Winged Victory for the Sullen and the late Jóhann Jóhannsson for their instrumental expertise and arranging experience, the collective is also known for their interpretive intuition in genres such as rock, synth-pop, and black metal. The synergies between the musicians are palpable throughout on LUNA, with Echo Collective laying out something like a bed or canvas on which Pascal Schumacher paints with his vibraphone and other pitched percussion.
LUNA's nocturnal sentiment is conveyed largely through calm and tenderness, but not every vibration of the late-night hours is so serene. Rhythmicon is one track that plays with this very different nocturnal energy, blossoming with increasing speed and intensity. Inspired by Leon Theremin's eponymous 1930's electromechanical instrument, Rhythmicon forms an energetic percussive track that incorporates multiple and simultaneous rhythmic patterns.
LUNA is a shining friend in the lonely night, a reminder of our eternal satellite. -Translation by ArkivMusic
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