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MAZE 28 Leave The World Behind
Artist Album

001 what once was
002 redeemer w/ Ricky Ryan
003 feeling blue
004 montreal at night w/ Subandrio
005 glowing tide w/ Alex O'Rion
006 south sun rising
007 leave the world behind
008 passing nights w/ Weird Sounding Dude
009 euphoria
010 sea & stars w/ GMJ
011 abundance w/ Paul Thomas
012 thinking about you

/ written and produced by Mario Zefi
/ additional production by Ricardo Rayano, Subandrio Sinhawansa, Alexander van Schooneveld, Abhijith Hegde, Gavin Griffin, Paul Thomas
/ mastering by Cid Inc.

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MUSIC YOUTUBE LINK - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5lylOSt9sg 

DOORS (LONG VERSION)

Original Sin

bRUNA and Wooky are two key figures in Spanish electronic music. Regulars in the line-ups of festivals such as Mutek, Primavera Sound and Sónar, where they have performed on many occasions, both have a solid recording career behind them, which has led to them becoming part of the Red Bull Music Academy and topping the best of the year lists (bRUNA’s two LP's were named "Album of the Year" in Spain in 2009 and 2013).

Both are also co-directors of Lapsus, a multidisciplinary project founded in 2004 that has established three lines of activity: Lapsus Radio, their famous program on National Radio of Spain; Lapsus Festival, the avant-garde electronic music festival held annually at the Centre of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona; and Lapsus Records, for which they have already published distinguished artists such as Pye Corner Audio, Dalhous, Plaid, Etch, Kettel and Ametsub.

So it is of no surprise that the union of both creative talents would result in a split recording sooner or later. "Archives" is their first adventure together and also their personal vision of ambient music and its different branches. A further twist in the career of two unique artists.

Lapsus is also proud to announce that bRUNA and Wooky will be premiering "Archives" at Sónar Festival 2016 on June 18th along with the incomparable Alba G. Corral, who will be in charge of visual support to this really special occasion. 

The beautiful photographs that make up the artwork on the album are by Albert Miralles, Cristina Salinas and Alfons Pich, and the design was created by the studio Basora.

Now you can listen to the advance singles "track 1" by bRUNA and "Tropic" by Wooky. Vinyl, cassette, CD and digital formats are available for pre-order at www.lapsusrecords.cat.

bRUNA 'track 1' / Wooky 'Tropic' [Archives - LPS14]

Carrion

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Piano
Viola
Harp
Violin
Clarinet
Glockenspiel
Zither
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Violin played by Fritiof Palm
Harp played by Mauro Unzueta


Those Who Did Not See

@nadiastruiwigh is releasing her debut album 'WHRRu' through @denovali next month, exploring an expansive, affecting style of electronica.

'Soundshag' stars on a haunting note, and unfolds with a grand, cinematic sense of depth. New elements are introduced and twist through the track like plot lines, forming a breath-taking composition. 

Pre-order: https://bit.ly/2GWmld2

WHRRu

More exclusive music

Premiere: Nadia Struiwigh 'Soundshag'

info: http://manarecords.com/005

Out on 2LP, August 24th 2018.

Mana is pleased to finally present Pomegranates by Nicolas Jaar as a double LP, with new mastering by D&M. The sleeve is designed by David Rudnick, with labels by Stéphane Jourdan and a new insert created by Jaar collaborator and friend Maziyar Pahlevan.

Longer and slower-releasing than his other albums, Pomegranates often parallels the cinematic epic on which it’s based (Նռան գույնը), with ideas pursued over long timelines and across dark landscapes, assembling elements and moods from the aesthetic and folkloric landscapes of Armenia. Jaar’s identity is perceived within this, folding in his heritage as Palestinian and Chilean as he attempts to build a musical architecture outwards that frames as much of the mess and sprawl of life as possible; using a language that investigates the movement and fluctuation of his own artistic career and character similarly to the film’s tracing of the coming of age of the young poet, Sayat-Nova.

At times, Pomegranates feels profoundly intimate, as though looking through the archive of a friend’s music and discovering the accent and common currency that lives within each of these tracks. Much of Jaar’s most elegant and touching melodic work is nestled here, its power residing in its simplicity and willingness to speak to the heart and not the mind of the listener.

In the text document included in the first freely distributed version of the album in 2015, Jaar writes that the album was conceived during a moment of change, and that the pomegranate became an icon that heralded that passage of time. The physical publication of Pomegranates closes one door whilst opening another, keeping promises and marking a significant point in the career of an artist who restlessly reinvents himself, with a document that illustrates a common language of lyricism, freedom, and emotional resonance linking his many paths and projects.

Distributed by Honest Jon's, London.

Nicolas Jaar - Pomegranates

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Trish Keenan, homenagem*

Residing on Mälaröarna in Stockholm Jean Philipes concentrates on taking recorded memories and combining it with live acoustic instruments like harp, zithers and dulcimer. The music is melancholic ambient with a subtile electronic mixture that is heavily piano driven.

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