PONYBLOD - PÅNY

	1.	INTRO
	2.	MED MÅDE
	3.	AUTOPILOT
	4.	ORNITOLOG
	5.	TIK
	6.	KRA KRA (EN JOINT - ET GROOVE) med EAGGER
	7.	VENT LIGE LIDT (Respekt til John Mogensen)
	8.	TRANSFORMER
	9.	DÅRLIG KODE
	10.	SPROGJOB
	11.	JEG KA' IKKE LI' MUSIK
	12.	PONYBLOD
	13.	BUMMELUM med MARVELOUS MOSELL
	14.	SE OS NU

ET PONYBLOD PRODUKT

Musikken er klippet, klistret & scratchet af; Tue Track
Vokalerne er genbrugt fra Ponyblod-albummet og er skrevet af; Khal Allan
Bortset fra DÅRLIG KODE, PONYBLOD OG SE OS NU, der er skrevet af; Khal Allan & Tue Track Og KRA KRA, der er skrevet af; Khal Allan, Tue Track & Eagger og BUMMELUM er 
skrevet af; Khal Allan & Marvelous Mosell

Indspillet og mixet i Track's Laboratorie for Voksenmusik, 2013.

Artwork; Khal Allan

Vi takker; Vores støttere, Jesper Kemp, Mirza + Target, Eagger, Marvelous Mosell, Soundvenue, Simon Winnem, de citérede radioværter, vores familier + venner, Morfar for spolebånd, Kat-D, Thor Sørensen, stor respekt til John Mogensen og hans efterkommere og alle Guder…..

Køb originalversionen af Ponyblod på vinyl; 
http://www.targetshop.dk/dk/330516/Ponyblod/Ponyblod_(LP)/

PONYBLOD - PÅNY (Remix Album - Download)

Prying Eyes

Can You Wait

INTRODUCCION / documental CARNAVAL

Baby in Vain - Muscles

Swedish boutique music label ICEA adopted the Positano natives to polish their dream-pop soundscapes. Listeners were introduced to Emmecosta’s music at the end of 2016 and the dawn of 2017 with the tracks “His Power of Youth” and “Miguel”. The synths, punctuated guitar and silky vocals evoke memories of Phoenix circa 2004. The remaining two tracks, “Heavy Heart” and “A Mountain From Us” blend pulsing waves of synths and echoing vocals, mirroring Snakadaktal’s Sleep in the Water (2013). 

In many ways, Emmecosta communicate intoxicating atmospheres with their dream-pop, reminiscent of Washed Out, where the muffled vocals paint the landscape and guide the listener to melt into nature. The music videos for “Miguel” and “His Power of Youth” were filmed in seaside Positano and Scandinavian forests, complementing the music and the story of the band. Emmecosta says, “There is a hidden romantic darkness in the actual story, which represents the band’s melancholy in relation to their hometown in Italy, and what it was been like to immigrate to Sweden. There is a craving for home, yet acceptance of new belonging.” 

Stereogum and Clash Magazine have both praised the band for their “blissed out electronics with a liquid feel” more accurately than their self-proclaimed “post-club tropical indie soul” - a description that raises eyebrows, but enhances a sense of self-awareness in the calming hours after a party, before bed.  Emmecosta dedicates their music ideas to time and place - living in the moment, while feeling split between their lives in Italy and Sweden. The result is a sound that feels comfortable and contemplative.   

"’Velour’ is the feeling of unshakable longing for a place we’ve never been. This is a specific form of wanderlust – a craving for a distant land or a deep feeling of ‘homesickness’ for a place we have never seen. We imagine distant places through small fragments: everyday life seen elsewhere. We are going through a strange sensation of disorientation, something magical seen from far away. We fall in love with this fragment. It holds the promise for more. We move around it.” - Emmecosta

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More from Emmecosta here:
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/emmecosta.music
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/emmecosta
WEB: http://www.emmecosta.com/

Velour EP

A Mountain From Us

Emmecosta - A Mountain From Us

Richard Schwartz, Ph.D., is the founder of Internal Family Systems, a unique and astoundingly effective modality of psychotherapy that focuses on the various parts within a person. Internal Family Systems, or IFS, views multiplicity of mind as our natural state and our “parts” as sub-personalities that may be healed and transformed by bringing the Self into its rightful role as leader of the internal system. In this interview, he guides Sam through some transformational trauma work.

Can You Wait

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