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My Angels, My Souvenirs

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sweet island

From the album 'Music For Multiple People', out now.

YOU'LL DOWNLOAD FREELY: https://multiplepeople.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-multiple-people

Sometimes the dream of perception stretches thin. A dream, they say. It’s like a beautiful dream. A beautiful dream where sometimes you get bacne and some rude man on the train coughs like a face, coughs like an imbecile all up in your face, all up in your face coughing like some kind of dumb animal imbecile. This dream kitty has dream claws. What will it take to wake us from this somnambulistic dream stroll? Something higher, perhaps, a taste of the divine. Perhaps it’s liking Multiple People’s ‘On the Hours’, from the album ‘Music for Multiple People’, premiered by Madjestic Kasual. To like, perchance to repost and share and add to playlists and disseminate to your network through word of mouth. Maybe then we awake.

Music for Multiple People

Multiple People - On the Hours [MK PREMIERE]

all i wanted (paramore flip)

a mix at Isosaari for easa rhizome gathering, october 2024 

/tracks/
1 Purcell — The Queen's Funeral March (Procession)
2 Loscil — Anthropocene
3 Madeleine Cocolas — Presence
4 Ruusu-Aura — fingers
5 Mika Vainio — Mets​ä​n syd​ä​n
6 An Tul — FOREST
7 Laura Cannell — All The Land Ablaze
8 Tylo — Hekate
9 Weyes Blood — Some Winters
10 Orphan Fairytale — Luminous Creatures
11 Mystiska Skogen — Åter Till Underjorden
12 Anne Briggs — The Cuckoo
13 nenúhîr — i was adored
14 Man Rei — Mitte miski pole p​ä​ris minu oma
15 Bjork vs. The Cure mashup. A Hidden Forest

i made myself bigger ears from clay to hear the ghosts that roam the island. they certainly had something to say about loss. isosaari is heavy with its military history—bunkers and installations, a torpedo. several empty and haunted buildings, tombstone, the stone base of russian barracks, german casemates and a mass grave of the reds from the civil war.

in the forest, shadows lingered in tangled roots and loss was woven into the fabric of ground. this island is a strange testament to what remains.

’a soft plea, we seek freedom. we all navigate grief’s landscape. but for liberation for the living, you need to hear those who are alive’, the ghosts said.

Isosaari change and loss

Бездна (OST)  Part II

Vice City Escalatorz

Closing track for @lowincomesquad 's various artists tape #16.
https://lowincomesquad.bandcamp.com/album/li-016

(DJ Loser, DJ Speedsick, DRAAG, Emma DJ, HAJJ, Ismael, Jaclyn Kendall, Julien Andreas, SSSS, Xiao Quan and Zoë Mc Pherson)
Curated by @strahinja-arbutina
Mastered by True Hd from @maison-studio

There is no ending 4 a Grim (LI​$​016)

The ninth release of katharsis is the EP “Journey Before Destination” by @jjjacob, which is the first full release of the label founder on his own label. The EP spans six tracks and is quite a deviation in sound from his earlier releases on labels such as ANBA, high heal and Sweat Taste. Taking a step away from his usual tools of heavily automated synths and complex midi-based melodies, this EP focuses closely on recordings of acoustic instruments and vocals done by jjjacob himself throughout the pandemic year.

With titles and themes of “Journey Before Destination” drawing severely on The Stormlight Archive novel-series by Brandon Sanderson, the listener is taken on a dreamy trip through medieval landscapes and emotional worldbuilding. The sounds of heroic struggles, poignant pilgrimages and mystical creatures are carried through on the six tracks of the album by its melancholic piano phrases, processed guitar stretches and manipulated vocals. However, even though the acoustic instruments seem to be a change of expression for jjjacob, the recognizable layer of weird samples, field recordings and sound effects that usually pervade his music still flow through the whole EP.

Journey Before Destination

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The Tower

explore my journey through your imagination
contact/booking: jacobfosgrau@gmail.com
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