aldope remix demo for Deep&Heady.  Aldo Hernandez & Marco Valentin : remixing & production. vocals : Ingrid Chavez

Black Eskimo . Ingrid Chavez & Marco Valentin .  Deep & Heady aldope remix demo aug25

* It's a Free .wav DownLoad' * : DEEP&HEADY aldope raw mix by Aldo Hernández. vocals: Ingrid Chavez, original music: Marco Valentin

BlACk EskiMO = Ingrid Chavez + Marco Valentin . Deep&Heady aldope rawmix

Taken from "A Flutter And Some Words" album. Available for digital download and CD at ingridchavez.com

A Flutter and Some Words

By The Water

By The Water (Album Version)

Marco and I contributed this song to a Charity album called Artist Action. All proceeds from the sale of this single and Compilation album go to help the victims of the earthquake in Tohoku, Japan.

Shine On Me

BJ The Chicago Kid "Pineapple Now-Laters" available on iTunes! 
Click to buy: http://apple.co/1G1n2g5

Pineapple Now - Laters (Intro) [feat. Harold Green & DJ Battle Cat]

Wind Chimes is a multichannel, wind powered sound installation composed for prepared copper wind chimes and custom electronics. Wind Chimes will be installed outdoors hanging from tree limbs on the 1700 block of South Laflin Street in Chicago for July 1 – July 29, 2016.

When:
Opening BBQ Friday July 1 from 6pm-10pm
July 1 - July 29, 2016
RSVP: http://facebook.com/events/1037743526317760

Where:
Antena
1755 S. Laflin St.
Chicago, Illinois
http://antenapilsen.com/blog/2016/6/21/jeff-kolar-wind-chimes

Wind Chimes

"Wind Chime 1" from "Wind Chimes" [2016]

Here it comes the first collaboration of DEEP DIVE CORP. + INGRID CHAVEZ in true balearic style.
Releasedate is August 22nd on iTunes, Beatport, etc.


Ride

Ride (Original Mix)

Deep Dive Corp. + Ingrid Chavez - Ride (snippet)

Live DJ-Set in the Chillout Tent at Antaris 2016

Juli 2016

DJ PING - Chillout Set @ Chill-Floor Antaris 2016

Taken from the forthcoming album 'Private Ruins (Vol 1)'

DH : vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming, computer.
Gordon Davies : bass guitar.

If heaven was real and was here, it was in a store that only sold paper,
and dreams to rest our hopes on. 
Alone, but slowly mending. No waiting for the storm, only the love we were sending into each others home.
And there we were inside your building, in the shadow of the Vooruit and nothing else. 
A reflection of the last two standing so tall and golden...and then through the mall to spires ascending, and then we were home.
Home....where I know in my heart I should be.
Give my love to the catbears and please say I'm sorry.

If Heaven

Les vamos a hacer especial con la vida y las mejores rolas del rey.

ESPECIAL MUSICAL: PRINCE

Drowning

There is a siren’s call and a thumping from the woods of New England.  
Black Eskimo pulls you into their world with seductive, thought-provoking lyrics and hypnotic electronic soul in an intoxicating brew some would call modern trip-hop and gothic soul.

Poet/songwriter/visual artist Ingrid Chavez’s storied career includes collaborations with diverse musical icons including Prince, David Sylvian, Lenny Kravitz, Lorenzo Scopelliti, dating back to 1991 and the release of “May 19, 1992” on Paisley Park/Warner Bros.  An in-demand lyricist, she’s always worked with the best of the best, and along the way she blazed a path distinctly her own while also crafting some of the most memorable songs of a generation, like “Justify My Love,” recorded by Madonna.

After a hiatus from music to raise children with now ex-husband Sylvian, Chavez came back in to the spotlight in 2010 with Marco Valentin in Black Eskimo.  But it was a long and winding road to the eventual formation of the group. Chavez first encountered Valentin’s tracks via a mutual friend in 2006 and was moved to record vocals on a few of them.  Though Valentin was awestruck by the beauty of Chavez’s words for his music, at first nothing further came of the pairing. But Chavez was renewed and inspired and set about recording her first full length recording since her Paisley Park debut, “A Flutter and Some Words” with Scopelliti.  After hearing it, Valentin reached out to Chavez for new collaboration and in short order Black Eskimo was born.  

Valentin’s unique and hard hitting sound counterbalances Chavez’s mysterious and delicate vocals, bringing out an attitude and quirkiness in her delivery hitherto unheard. By May 2011, songs were flowing out of them with a string of singles and EPs – “Escapology” and “Breakaway” in 2011, followed by “The Decemberists” and “Frosty” in 2012. In 2013, they released two EPs “Deep” and “Heady,” and then the LP, “Deep & Heady,” each adorned with Ingrid’s own gorgeous photography. The mysterious and brooding landscapes on the covers matched the emotional territory covered by the recordings and left listeners with the gift of poetic songs that they could unravel and interpret as their own stories over time. 

Black Eskimo are now working on their sophmore L.P. while continuing to promote “Deep & Heady,” which earned international acclaim including recognition for best spoken word song in the 14th Annual Independent Music Awards for “My Sky,” which has been gorgeously remixed in 2015 by some of dance music’s hottest producers including Ganga, Deep Dive Corp. & Mashti, Brendon Moeller of Beat Pharmacy, and E39 (Peter Tanico) with mastering by world-renowned Chuck Zwicky.  Chavez recently collaborated on a track, “Non Toxic,” for Ganga’s forthcoming new album, “Reptile Routine” which was also released as a single with a special remix EP in the summer of 2015.  

Black Eskimo emphasize that it’s difficult to predict how their next LP will sound as each new experience and collaboration imprints on their flows. However, it’s certain they will continue to explore the dark and the light, the deep and the heady. 


