Gracias por esta versión Pedro. Que feliz soy escuchando esta canción.

from 'Gone' [10''|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den174
available on all formats at [http://denovali.com/floex]

On Veronika Vlková's painting for Floex' new EP “Gone”, the mountain ghosts are watching the flood from the mountain tops which stick out of water. In his latest work Floex is trying to express the melancholic mood of the last days of stability and harmony. While “Gone” thematizes instability expressed by the Apocalypse in a “macroscopic sense”, and musically for Tomáš in the quite traditional way of vocal pieces, the other two short ambient tracks accompanying the title song reflect the theme in different ways.

“Saturnin Fire And The Restless Ocean” creates a kind of “microscopic world” counterpart to “Gone”. It was inspired by the thoughts on inner harmony by Tomáš' Chinese medicine doctor friend: when mind and heart are in balance, the heart is like shining fire and the mind is like a calm and still ocean. If things are getting unstable, the heart's fire is becoming volatile and the mind's ocean's waves start to swell. While “Saturnin …” is a very intimate song on this self-reflection of the personal psychic landscape, it easily becomes a strong epic hymn in the hands of Joe Acheson of Hidden Orchestra. With this, Joe is returning the remix favour on Hidden Orchestra's earlier Denovali Records release “Flight”, which included Floex' “Dust Remix”. It is great to listen to another offspring of the continuing dialogue between these musical mates.

There are more things that all songs of this release have in common - the typical sound of Floex' Petrof piano. It endorses the melancholic and ethereal mood of the EP songs, and the final four-hand piano piece “Time To Go” makes no exception. It includes field recordings grasping the theatrical “farewell” scene from a sound installation at the Brixen Fortress during the Manifesta festival. This song was originally created from the four-hand composition of Tomáš and his pianist friend Jirí Libánský, who met during their improvisation project “Orlak”.

The title song “Gone” was especially composed for the Floex live vocalist Sára Vondrášková of Never Sol and meant to be performed on concerts, and it indeed soon become the pivotal song of Floex' playlist. The lyrics were written by Tomáš' long term collaborator Anya Stuart who besides being a singer, writer and musician works also as a movie director. When she heard the song she immediately offered Tomáš to make a video clip for it. Currently living in Paris, it no surprise that the main inspiration source for the video was the medieval French 'Apocalypse Tapestry' in Angers nearby Paris. Working with her photographer friend Michal Ureš behind the camera, they created free contemporary reinterpretations of selected scenes of the tapestry based on super slow motion shootings. This perfectly exemplifies the idea behind the song, a very odd moment in our life we don't recognise since it is happening very slowly from our personal point of view but very fast from the point of view of mankind. People are still behaving as if nothing would happen or change, but the fire is already behind their doors, the old times have already gone.

“Gone” is closing a certain period of Floex' production which started with his 2nd full length album “Zorya” in 2011. After getting such a great feedback on this release, Tomáš decided to get back to it, pick up his favorite track “Veronika's Dream” and give it a little bit more attention. The result of this effort you can find as a downloadable bonus track accompanying this EP: a remix of “Veronika's Dream” by Dikolson, Tomáš favourite producer, and general iconic figure of the electronic music scene in Prague. Moreover, after about a year of preparation, a video clip for the original song was made. About 20 people, headed by director Tomáš Hájek, visual artist Anna Krticová and Veronika Vlková herself created rather a short movie inspired by Tomáš Dvorák's crazy surrealistic imaginary: the one-eyed Veronika is eaten by a wolf and inside of his stomach a floorball match is happening. She fights against her psychological antipode for her missing eye and wins just to uncover deeper sides of her existence.

The 10'' comes in a special thick gatefold sleeve, on two different vinyl colors and with a free download code.

For fans of HIDDEN ORCHESTRA, ERIK SATIE, JON HOPKINS or BAT FOR LASHES.

Gone

Floex - Gone Feat. Never Sol

Adrian Raso & Fanfare Ciocarlia "DEVIL'S TALE"

The eastern force field of Balkan brass meets Gypsy Jazz guitar, Romania's Fanfare Ciocarlia joins up with Canadian guitarist Adrian Raso. Could a string musician find a way into Fanfare s fierce Balkan brass blast? Could the legends of brass adapt their horns to the fluid eloquence of a jazz guitarist? The answer, as heard on this album, is one of brilliant defiance. The Romanians and the Canadian have created a sound
that rips and swings and roars!

MORE INFO: www.asphalt-tango.de/records/devils_tale/devils_tale.html
ARTISTS WEBSITES: www.fanfare-ciocarlia.com, www.adrianraso.net
YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/AsphaltTangoRecords

Devil's Tale

Swing Sagarese

Adrian Raso & Fanfare Ciocarlia / Swing Sagarese from "DEVIL'S TALE"

Full set available at nyctaper.com

Gov’t Mule
2014-06-07
Mountain Jam X (West Stage)
Hunter, NY USA

Hosted at nyctaper.com
Recorded and produced by acidjack

MBHO KA200N/MBP603>Aerco MP-2>Sony PCM-M10>24bit/44.1kHz WAV>Izotope Ozone 5 (EQ, effects, M/S compression)>Adobe Audition CS 5.5 (adjust levels, multiband compression, fades)>Audacity 2.0.3 (track, amplify, balance, dither)>FLAC ( level 8 )

Gov't Mule - Creep [Radiohead] (live at Mountain Jam X)

Lars Danielsson - Liberetto - Party On The Planet

Primer single del nuevo disco "Mala Madre".

Compuesto por Camila Moreno.
Producido por Camila Moreno, Cristián Heyne y Cristóbal Carvajal.
Mezclado por Uwe Schmidt (Atom ™, Atom Heart, Señor Coconut)

Camila Moreno - Libres y Estupidos

Tema 07 "País de Cobre" del disco homonimo "Evelyn Cornejo" de la cantante popular Evelyn Cornejo. Apoya y promueve la música que entrega conciencia y reflexión.

PAÍS DE COBRE

Érase una vez un país de cobre 
Sin humanidad, muchos uniformes 
Pobres por aquí, pobres por allá 
Con algunos pocos dueños de todo el lugar 

Los afortunados que logran trabajar 
Más de ocho horas deben laborar 
Saco pocas lucas, no alcanza pa' na' 
Si quiero zapatos, yo me debo encalillar 

No puedo alegar, no puedo sentarme 
No debo pensar, debo someterme: 
“¡Si no te gusta, te puedes largar! 
¡Muchos hambrientos allá afuera esperan tu lugar!“ 

Nos están robando 
Nos están mintiendo 
En la televisión, en la radio y en el diario 

Tengo muchos hijos, quieren estudiar 
¿Cómo les explico que no se podrá? 
La Constitucion privatizo el derecho 
La educación es un privilegio 
No hacen nada por cambiar la absurda realidad 

No tengo salud, no tengo remedios 
Se llevan el cobre con bajos impuestos 
Se quedan con todo las trasnacionales 
La injusticia brota por toditos los lugares 

Nos están robando 
Nos están mintiendo 
En la televisión, en la radio y en el diario

Contamíname-Pedro Guerra

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