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First taster of upcoming EP "The Nephew" from new hybrid duo "MOM"

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EVENT HORIZON:

Géza Frank: Whistle
Jean Damei: Guitar
Tyler Duncan: Programming - Sounddesign
Jake Birch: Mix
Recorded in Vienna at: filmsound.at/

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“Runaway Star” is the first track released by EVENT HORIZON; a collaboration with Tyler Duncan, it is an introduction to the cosmological subject and electroacoustic aesthetic of EVENT HORIZON. Runaway stars or racing stars are large stars that are accelerated up to tremendous speeds, by processes not yet fully understood. They are observed racing through our galaxy, even sometimes racing out of the galaxy, escaping the entirety of its gravitational pull.
The track is built up in several segments evocative of humankind’s conceptual journey through space. It follows our intellectual evolution, ascending from familiar environments on earth, through primitive observations and inquiries of the night sky, to ultimately elevating through science into contemplation of the vastness of the universe itself, questioning the very fabric of time and space. The composition uses an unusual format as a ¾ Reel, allowing for a number of beats and time signatures to be superimposed, which is also used in the latter half of the track to emulate a phenomenon of space time distortion allegedly encountered around large celestial bodies such as giant runaway stars.

The self-entitled Album “EVENT HORIZON” will be published in winter 2016/2017.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSPgmXgHvMU

Runaway Star

The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Equality and Diversity Forum commissioned new pieces of traditional music to acknowledge Glasgow’s role in the slave trade of the late 1700s.

The new music was performed and recorded during Black History Month (October) 2017.

'Unsettled' is one of five new works and composed by Bernadette Kellermann. 

Performed by:

Bernadette Kellermann: fiddle
Lori Watson: fiddle
Chris Gray: piano, whistle
Lucie Hendry: clàrsach

Recorded by Bob Whitney, Studio A (RCS)
Mastered by Duncan Lyall

Unsettled

The Watch Stone is a composition by Mohsen Amini, on concertina. He composed it while we were on a tour in the Orkney Islands, north of Scotland. The tune is about the Watch Stones, some ancient megalith involved in ceremonious rituals.

The Watch Stone

This track is made of two tunes, the first one called "Green Planet" and the second one "Olympus Mons". It tell the story of Mars which was once a beautiful, green planet, but lost its atmosphere and became the dry and cold world that we know today. 
Olympus Mons is the highest mountain in the solar system, at a height of approximately 25 km, and is where the listener can imagine himself standing on top off, contemplating the beautiful desolation of this world, completely barren of life.

Jean Damei: Guitar, composition
Géza Frank: Whistle, composition
Jake Birch: Electronic production/composition/sound design
Image credits: Kevin Gill

Olympus Mons

Light is central to life on our planet as we know it. Throughout all of human history, the many facetted nature of light has inspired arts, hope and some of the most fundamental questions in science. By gazing up into the night’s sky, we can see the light of thousands of stars, reaching out to us across distances beyond imagination. The speed of light is an essential element for an understanding of the laws governing our universe. By revealing its many facetted properties, light enables us to see further into the mysteries surrounding our existence. Light, just like music, can also influence our mood, thus this track is an ode to the very nature of light. 

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukNiUn3ATio

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