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'Edition 1' Out Now -
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Track taken from the album 'Edition 1' by King Midas Sound & Fennesz, released 18th September 2015 on Ninja Tune.

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Field Records welcomes a new name into the fold with its next EP. That name is Kiyoko, and it pertains to the UK duo of Jack Lever and Joe McBride. After albums and EPs on Auxiliary and Samurai Horo, they now offer up four more ambient electronic cuts that again suspend you in a blissful sonic world. 

Opener 'Emeralds' is the most sparse and heavenly, with gorgeous pads and gentle melodic droplets all warmed through by subtle vinyl crackle. 'Nancy Grows Up' is driven by a loose and lazy beat that tumbles gently beneath warp synths and cut up vocal sounds. It's a reflective comedown track that is followed by 'The Heights', a crunchier affair with frazzled drums off set by day dreaming pads. Last of all, a fourth (vinyl-only) track - being melancholic and sombre like a post rave Sunday afternoon - rounds out this introspective EP.

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Kiyoko - Emeralds

Soundwalk Collective - Before Music There Is Blood | Vinyl | Digital
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Released 7th April 2017

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Apollo are proud to present a stunning new project from NYC / Berlin based artists Soundwalk Collective AKA the trio of Stephan Crasneanscki, Simone Merli and Kamran Sadeghi. 

Formed in Manhattan to produce concept albums, sound installations and live performances, they create immersive audio excursions from field recordings which they gather from all over the globe - previous works have seen them collaborate with Berghain, Nan Goldin, Jean-Luc Godard and Patti Smith.
 
For ‘Before Music There Is Blood’ they have collaborated with the world’s most prestigious music conservatories (the Shanghai Conservatory of Music (China), The N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov Saint Petersburg State Conservatory (Russia) and the Conservatorio di Musica S. Pietro A Majella in Napoli (Italy), 

They entered the hallowed courtyards, corridors and classrooms of these three academies, recorded hundreds of hours of these elite students practicing and rehearsing to the highest standards of virtuosity.

“The piece questions what is music, composition, and ultimately what is harmony,” they explain. “It is an attempt to capture notes out of their context - bleeding into each other through the walls, windows, courtyards and alleyway of the conservatory.”

These unexpected melodies are the result of an impromptu, anarchic musical composition of all instruments, where composers, centuries and civilisations are echoing each other in one acoustic space - ghostly fragments of conversation, skittering percussive stabs, burbling synthesis, oscillating swathes of droning strings  and hushed, gauzy ambiance. Max Loderbauer supplies a stunning rework that lets the sunshine into the hallowed academic halls a percolating iridescent odyssey - A fitting return to Apollo Records for Max Loderbauer who produced a series of classics for the label in the nineties as half of Sun Electric.

To give Soundwalk Collective the last word on the topic “Our microphones wondering through the architecture were the silent spectators of the music left behind.”

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Released 7th April 2017

Soundwalk Collective - Auditorium Scarlatti

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Gaussian Curve - Another Place (04:17)

Grischa Lichtenberger’s music stands for broken rhythms, for high-density manipulations that emphasize the digital and fractal nature of its working process. A mindset that grew closer to contemporary jazz in recent years. Since free jazz, this genre also sought to overcome musical standards and looked for possibilities of an individual artistic expression. Within this context, the collaboration between Lichtenberger and jazz saxophonist Philipp Gropper as well as the resulting album are documents of this development. It also offers both musicians the opportunity to expand their familiar environment by breaking with expectations.
The foundation for »re: phgrp« were pieces from the album »Consequences« by Philipp Gropper’s band PHILM which Lichtenberger reinterpreted without giving up their original character. He rather looked for figures, subjects and reference points in the compositions to reflect and condense them. As »Consequences« was recorded with all the instruments in one room at the same time (like a classical jazz recording from the 1950ies), the extraction of individual instruments was a challenge which Lichtenberger took up with shifts, distortions and rearrangements of the original temporality of the material. Except for a few synthesizer sounds and an additional piano recording, he remained largely true to the source material, even though the tracks develop their own unique voice throughout the album.
»Re: phgrp (reworking ›consequences‹ by philipp gropper’s philm)« will be released in cooperation with Whyplayjazz in a limited edition of 500 CDs on October 25, 2019. The cover was screen printed and shows a compositional notation by Grischa Lichtenberger. The album marks the beginning of an encounter between Lichtenberger and Gropper that promises to continue in joint improvisational concert situations and further recordings in the future.

Re: phgrp (reworking »Consequences« by Philipp Gropper's PHILM)

Grischa Lichtenberger »0319 06 re 0219 16 08 SIEBEN c2 (Consequences)«

Taken from 'V/A - Music For Dance & Theatre - Volume One' (MFM045)
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Music For Dance & Theatre - Volume One

A1. Gerard Stokkink - Yellow Turtles (5:08)

Field Records publishes versatile electronic music from high-principled artists since 2008.

Field Records presents Floating World:
06.06.24 Tresor [Berlin]
20.04.24 Move x Rouge [Medellín]
18.04.24 Paradisco [Bogotá]
02.06.23 Spread [Tokyo]
31.05.23 Super Dommune [Tokyo]
26.05.23 VURT. [Seoul]
20.05.23 宀 [Hong Kong]
19.05.23 Savage [Hanoi]

Field Records presents Landscape:
09.06.24 Refuge Worldwide [Berlin]
08.06.24 Refuge Worldwide [Berlin]
24.04.24 Planetario [Medellín]
19.04.24 Idartes [Bogotá]
05.04.24 Rewire [The Hague]
01.06.23 Tokyo University of the Arts [Tokyo]
25.05.23 VURT. [Seoul]
18.05.23 HUM [Hanoi]

Kiyoko - Emeralds

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