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“Tangible was composed towards the end of the Covid lockdown. It’s inspired by personal reflection about real and virtual experiences; society has been forced to evolve in terms of how we relate to each other, and to spend a large amount of time staring at screens. However, as the poet Pedro Salinas reminds us: “You always live in your actions. With the tips of your fingers you press the world, you tear off auroras, triumphs, colors, joys: it's your music. Life is what you touch”. 
In this way, the album aims to evoke the strength and purity of the tangible – the experience of hugging, touching wet soil, or getting gently wet from a fine drizzle, arms open and looking up at the sky” B.S

“Right from the start, Bruno Sanfilippo’s Tangible is a blissful, serene dream. The record’s songs blossom gently, like an autumn sunrise, and convey a profound sense of joy and euphoria. Combining piano, strings, and minimalist electronica, there’s real beauty here too; fragile piano lines woven with soaring strings and soft synth washes. Yet Bruno doesn’t merely evoke deep emotions – his work is playful in places, imbued with a little mischief. It’s what gives Tangible its heart and humanity. Sinking into these twelve tracks is wondrously life-affirming, and confirms Sanfilippo as one of the best, most soulful pianists and composers in the world” Derek Robertson, freelance journalist and music writer: Guardian, Independent, NME, VICE, Timeout, The Quietus, The Face.

Recorded by Bruno at Onix II Studio · Barcelona · spring 2020
Analog Mastered by Ian Hawgood
Cover photo and layout CD by Ximena Contreras
Music Video by Aleix Font
Violin in ‘Amapola’ by Laura Masotto
Cello in ‘Amber Light’ by Antonio Cortesi
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'Dedicated to the incredible histories that harbored the lands of the Patagonia (Argentina and Chile). The Cacique Sayhueque, the Patagonian Giant's myth, the admiration of the colonists before an unknown fauna, the contact between the native ones and Magellan's men, curious histories that touch with the magic and the fantasy, full with myths fed by old conquerors, scanners and adventurers. The colorful autochthonous instrumentation with aboriginal songs, sounds of the southern fauna, the European vision of a time, of a place, of numberless histories and legends'
All songs written and recorded by Bruno Sanfilippo at Osiris Studio, Buenos Aires. 

Natalia Chiambaretta: Violin
Paulo Carri: Quenas, Quenachos, Trutruca*, Pifilca*
Bruno Sanfilippo: electronic, kultrum* chascas*
Assistant Engineers: J.M. Bordiga & Fito Carlomagno
Graphic design & photography: Gastón Ruíz
Mastered by Javier Cosentino at Cosentino studio, Buenos Aires
Roberto Straneck: Patagonian birds recordings

Track 1 "Sayhueque" (at the beginning and at the end) "Chucao" bird (Scelorchilus Rubecula) Its powerful song resounds in the woods of the Nahuel Huapi National Park in Patagonia.
End of track 2 and beginning of track 3: colonies of Magallanic penguins.
Track 4 "Magallanes" Black-Crowned Night-Heron (Nycticorax Nycticorax) Usually at night, its harsh sharp song can be heard at the seashore of the of Tierra del Fuego island and the Magellan Strait.
Track 5 "Fuegia & Jemmy" a) sounds emitted by "ballena Franca"
whales (Balaena Australis), highly coveted by the indians of the Magellan Strait and later by European seamen of the XVII and XVIII centuries.
b) Original recording of a ritual song of extinguished indian tribes of the southernmost tip of Patagonia. (Courtesy-Cosentino Ediciones)


Bruno is an Argentinian classically trained musician, producer, and composer based in Barcelona who writes for strings, piano, and electronics.  In 1998 he started as a producer for ad21, a personal platform and label. His Piano Textures series, started in 2007, is one of Sanfilippo’s most representative set of recordings, but he has also gained wider recognition in modern music – one of his piano compositions formed the basis for Canadian rapper Drake’s seminal hit, ‘Started From The Bottom’.
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Lost Tribe Sound presents The Phonometrician’s, ’El Mar Convertido en Oceano,’ an EP of minimal yet highly expressive songs focused on the acoustic guitar. Many who enjoyed the brighter side of Carlos Morales (aka The Phonometrician) 2019 debut album ‘Mnemosyne’ will find a lot to love with ‘El Mar Convertido en Oceano.’

While LTS tends to stay rooted in sounds more apt for the fall and winter climates, after a long year and half we welcomed the chance to release something a bit more uplifting, at ease, even summery if you will. Morales leans into the oceanic, cyclical nature of these pieces, allowing the fingerpicked melodies to convey transformation through a smooth continuous flow. It’s a metamorphosis that can feel quite calm on the surface, knowing full well that stronger, more aggressive undercurrents may lie below.

’El Mar Convertido en Oceano’ serves as a warm reminder of the emotion Morales is capable of with very few instruments at play. It also provides an adapted glimpse at some of the many works for film he has composed over the last few years. The EP also makes us eager for things to come from The Phonometrician, as Morales has hinted that new full-length material is taking shape.

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El Mar de la Memoria Silenciada

The Phonometrician - El Mar De La Memoria Silenciada (from El Mar Convertido en Oceano)

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Adrian Copeland's 'If This Were My Body' is the eighth and final release in the Lost Tribe Sound album series, Salt and Gravity. The series includes albums from Arrowounds, ’t Geruis, mastroKristo, Adrian Copeland (aka Alder & Ash), Tony Dupé (aka Saddleback), Federico Mosconi, sanr, and Alapastel. To receive 'If This Were My Body' on CD or Digital at a discount, subscribe to the series here: https://losttribesound.bandcamp.com/album/salt-and-gravity-series

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‘If This Were My Body’ (releasing on Lost Tribe Sound) is the first album from Canadian experimental cellist and composer Adrian Copeland under his given name. Some may be familiar with Copeland’s body of work as Alder & Ash. While the project has garnered attention from a wide range of musical communities ranging from metal to classical, the decision to release the new record apart from the works of his alias make sense. Though Copeland remains committed to the cello as the primary and only sound source, its an internal shift that has played the biggest part in shaping this album.

"If the music I wrote was my body, how would I use it to tell stories? Would I fight with others, would I hurt myself, would I yell or would I cry? On this album, I wanted to reclaim my body as an instrument of gentleness and love. Too often, the male body is objectified as a tool of violence and hate, and we don't often have the chance to learn what it means to love as men. My own relationship with my body is marked with bitterness, self hatred, and shame. This album "If This Were My Body" is an unlearning of all the violence I've inflicted and all the violence that's been inflicted on me. It's a celebration of another way of being, one of vulnerability and tenderness.

There is a triumph here that doesn't exist on my previous albums. There are moments of sadness and intensity, but it's overwhelmingly an album about love, specifically self love. During this period I was undergoing a period of transformation and relearning my relationship to myself, my work, and most importantly, my body. I wanted to release this album under my own name, as it felt more vulnerable to do so. There is no artifice to hide my emotions”

- Words of Adrian Copeland

If This Were My Body

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Bruno is an Argentine pianist, producer, and classically trained composer based in Barcelona who writes for strings, piano, and electronics. 
In 1998 he started as a producer for ad21, a personal label that has released the majority of his albums. Although he also collaborated on several projects with the labels 7K!, Moderna Records, Thesis, 1631 Recordings [Universal/Decca], El Muelle Records, and Dronarivm, among others. In 2024, Bruno, as a co-owner, embarked on a new chapter by opening ad21's doors to pianists from around the world.
His Piano Textures series, started in 2007, is one of Sanfilippo’s most representative set of recordings, but he has also gained wider recognition in modern music – one of his piano compositions formed the basis for rapper Drake’s seminal hit, ‘Started From The Bottom’.
In addition to recordings available on streaming platforms, Sanfilippo has a series of solo and collaborative albums that are available exclusively through Bandcamp, some of which were released by American labels in physical format between 2008 and 2012.
Sanfilippo regularly performs at various live and multimedia events, and at festivals all over the world. He presents 'Refugio de Luz' in June 2025. In this EP, he continues his exploration of neoclassical music, offering compositions that blend emotional depth with elegant simplicity. Under the name Onix, he focuses on blending contemporary electronic atmospheres with intimate traditional orchestration. 
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«In the last decade Modern Classical has soared in popularity for both releases and artists coming through the genre. Credit can go to the likes of Nils Frahm, Ólafur Arnalds, Max Richter, Jóhann Jóhannsson and labels like Erased Tapes and 130701 in helping popularize the music. You can add Argentinian Bruno Sanfilippo to the list» Drifting, Almost Falling

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