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'AI_R' - is Mattr's follow up to his recent remix for Max Cooper. At the core of this record's allure is Mattr's use of granular synthesis, a technique that involves breaking down audio into tiny fragments and manipulating them to create new textures and timbres. By carefully crafting these microscopic sounds, Mattr creates intricate sonic patterns that ebb and flow throughout the record, enveloping the listener in a sonic world.

Complementing this granular soundscape is Mattr's use of syncopated rhythms, which infuse the music with a dynamic and ever-evolving sense of movement. Blending complex polyrhythms with beats and unexpected accents, Mattr creates a rhythmic tapestry that's both hypnotic and unpredictable.

AI_R

Stream or purchase A Tribute to Israel at found.asherlaub.com/atributetoisrael

Asher's "A Tribute to Israel" is a medley that combines three well-known Israeli melodies: Yerushalayim Shel Zahav, Raid on Antebbe, and Hatikvah (the Israeli national anthem). The medley begins with a slow tempo and employs simple harmonies to create a solemn and reverential mood. Throughout the piece, a simple and expressive melody is repeated, and various techniques such as chromaticism, syncopated rhythms, and orchestration are used to add interest and variation.

One interesting aspect of "A Tribute to Israel" is the influence of Naomi Shemer's "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" on the composition. This song, written in 1967 to celebrate the reunification of Jerusalem during the Six-Day War, has become an iconic Israeli song, with its melody based on an old Hassidic tune and its lyrics expressing a love and longing for Jerusalem.

In "A Tribute to Israel," Asher pays tribute to Shemer's contribution to Israeli music by incorporating a variation of the melody from "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" in the first part of the medley. This use of the melody highlights the song's significance in Israeli culture and music and demonstrates the impact that Shemer had on Israeli music. The melody is played with reverence and a slower tempo, contributing to the overall solemnity of the piece.

In conclusion, "A Tribute to Israel" is a moving medley that combines iconic Israeli melodies, including a variation of "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav." This tribute to Naomi Shemer and her contribution to Israeli music demonstrates the importance of this song in Israeli culture and music and honors its enduring impact.

A Tribute To Israel

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Panda Party

Upbeat electronic track with a summer vibe into it. Lots of experimentation went into this track, and that is what makes this track so special for me. Lots of delays on various instruments make up the complexity of the relatively simple melody. Hopefully you like this track as much as I do. 😊🫶

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140 BPM
Key: A min
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In the clarity of intention, form and emptiness exchange their silent vows. Each pulse, each reflection, becomes a thread in the architecture of consciousness. Purpose flows like current through the circuits of being, guiding effortless movement. Within that luminous order, thought transforms into energy, and energy into vision, until what remains is the pure alignment between the invisible and the real.

Sacred Machine

Imagine a relaxed bike ride (not Tour de France) through sunny, beautiful French countryside.  What could be better?

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