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TonArt »Mute Words« · Leonardo Rosado
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Leonardo Rosado — Mute Words Beitrag aus http://www.ambientblog.net/blog/2011-11-10/leonardo-rosado-mute-words/ (10. November 2011) ![]() However deep and fascinating ‘classic’ (drone) ambient music may be, listening too much of the same kind can get a little eh… same-ish. The borders and boundaries need to be stretched in some ways, and that’s where the adventurous music tends to start. Even though, by strict definition, this may or may not be called ‘ambient’ music at all (such as with a lot of the post-classical or improvised acoustic music lately). I don’t really know, but this may very well have been one of the reasons for Leonardo Rosado, also known as the curator of the Feedbackloop label (with its impressive catalogue of ambient & experimental music), to start a new label with a somewhat different concept: Heart and Soul. 'Heart and Soul' will focus on combining poetry and music, and will release albums in physical formats only (so NO downloads!): a paperback book combined with the CD in this particular case. The very first release on this Feedbackloop sister label is Rosado’s own “Mute Words“ The poetry and the music on “Mute Words” is written by Leonardo Rosado. But do not expect ‘spoken word’ poetry on this album: The first vocal track, featuring Barbara de Dominices‘ voice, tries to reach you fragmented and multi-layered, as if coming from a distant dream, while the last track (voiced by Alicia Merz) is in fact more ‘sung’ than ‘spoken’. Michelle Seaman (half of the Dwindlers) performes “The Study of Doubt” ; to me, her voice has the same kind of spellbinding and hypnotizing quality as Laurie Anderson’s. With these three tracks being about half of the album, one could hardly call this a ‘vocal’ album. The other half. the instrumental tracks, perfectly match the atmosphere, thus making “Mute Words“ a well balanced introduction the new label concept of Heart and Soul .. Mute Words is released on 2 december 2011. Vgl. http://subterminal.tumblr.com/
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TonArt »Sun, Cloud« & »Night, Cloud« · L. Howard
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In 1802 a chemist and amateur meteorologist named Luke Howard presented a paper recommending a new system of classifying clouds, using the names cumulus, stratus and cirrus... Recorded in Melbourne, Oslo and Reykjavík, pianist/composer Luke Howard's inaugural solo album draws upon the minimalist approach of his previous projects, conjuring rich cinematic soundscapes using piano, strings and electronics. The record features members of the Melbourne Symphony and Oslo Philharmonic, along with past collaborators Janos Bruneel and Leonard Grigoryan. Released 6. Mai 2013 ¦ lukehoward.com Released 17. April 2014 ¦ lukehoward.com ... Link (0 Kommentare) ... Comment |
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