Music, Mix, Master : ROSZALIE

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Lyrics : 

(You) just got to check (the) power supply 
A slight distress is coming out, as I repel this past
(You) just got to check (the) power supply 
From now on, memories (are) formed
(That’s a) coin toss, but nevermind (x2) 
    
Then (are) launched, unbreakable sequences
(I’m) pulling myself out from the reign of strangers
      
Then launch, unbreakable sequences
(I’m) pulling myself out from the troublemakers
      
Then launch, unbreakable sequences
Feeling a force that tores me away from (my) ties
Somehow (it) remains harmless to my feverish feelings
      
Then launch, unbreakable sequences
Heaven engine fulfills the aim assigned
All by itself, (it) controls my initial sailing 

And next I switch (to) breathable air
And next I cut every old racine 
Getting rid of an old faith 

And next I switch (to) breathable air
Feeling a force that tores me away from lies
Somehow it helps, to erect a bright new confidence
To erect a bright new confidence (x2)

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Gitkin’s music exists somewhere between primal, rootsy memory and distant exotic yearning — A dusty bordertown where the familiar blends imperceptibly into the enchantingly foreign. 

After a long and fruitful run as a bandleader with relentlessly touring party-rockers Pimps Of Joytime and a Grammy-nominated country blues collaboration with Cedric Burnside, multi-instrumentalist Brian J set out to “explore tonalities I’d never messed with,” as he puts it. It was a release from “having to write lyrics or involve my voice,” he notes, and so the (mostly) instrumental sound of Gitkin came into being. 

Reviews of Gitkin’s first LP grappled with descriptors, tagging it vaguely as “cinematic” and comparing it favorably with Khruangbin. True, the music is largely wordless, emotionally evocative, and guitar driven. But it possesses an alluring alchemy all its own. 

Gitkin’s first release, 2018’s well-received Five Star Motel, amply demonstrated his ease with earthy funk and comfortably-cut rhythm. On his new full-length release Safe Passage, the itinerant guitar slinger broadens his already rich palette with melodies informed by Greek and Middle Eastern modalities, Peruvian Chicha and Tuareg Saharan guitar styles. No gimmick, this juxtaposition of gut-bucket blues and funk low-end with unexpectedly twisting lead phrases highlights the intense flavors found in each savory ingredient. 

Recorded at his home studio in New Orleans, Safe Passage showcases a new batch of immediately engaging, repeatedly satisfying cuts, ranging from surf exotica (“Cat Nip”) to raunchy roadhouse stompers (“Fools Gold” and “The Drive”) to dreamy vocal cuts “Foot Steps” and “Hold On” to the floating finale of “Safe Passage.” 

Gitkin’s production radiates character and warmth, leaning on soft-focus vintage mics, dubby spring reverbs and the quirks of an analog tape machine. Further enhancing the intimate vibe are distinguished guests like Carol C (of Si*Sé), who lends her striking voice to three tracks, including the strutting single “De La,” veteran Chauncey Yearwood (congas) and New Orleans local Clifton “Spug” Smith, who provides a sousaphone low-end on the cumbia-not-cumbia “Spug Life.” 

Safe Passage will be released by Wonderwheel on September 18th, 2020 and will be available on vinyl, CD and digitally.

Coffee

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