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Nicolás Melmann — Música Aperta

Umor Rex, catalog UR154
Vinyl LP, digital and streaming 
Release date: April 4, 2025

Nicolás Melmann (born in Buenos Aires and now based in Barcelona) explores sound's social and poetic dimensions through transdisciplinary projects. Drawing inspiration from Erik Satie's concept of "furniture music," Melmann's compositions transform the listening experience into havens of calm and contemplation.

Música Aperta is a fusion of acoustic and electronic sounds, rich in beautiful harmonies, where carefully soft elements interplay with delicate raspiness. Made up of three parts, the music unfolds slowly, immersing the listener in time. Música Aperta resonates with echoes of Satie, the meditative minimalism of Arvo Pärt, the roughness of Phill Niblock, and the nostalgic reflections of Richard Skelton.

Another way of listening to Música Aperta is through its digital encore – an extension of the album experience that brings the concept of open music to life – "a work that remains unfinished and open to transformation." The website features a reactive audiovisual interface where images dynamically respond to the music's behavior, translating electroacoustic frequencies into real-time cinematic landscapes. The album blends instrumental and electronic textures while allowing listeners to interact with different layers through a virtual mixer, enabling them to create unique sound combinations and personal sonic experiences.

All songs written and performed by Nicolás Melmann in Château Éphémère 
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY
Artwork by Daniel Castrejón

Project supported by: Asylum Arts / The Neighborhood (New York), and Château Éphémère - Fabrique Sonore et Numérique (Poissy).


VINYL LP
A1  Música Aperta I  — (06:30)
A2  Música Aperta II  — (11:17)
B3  Música Aperta III — (18:36)

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Música Aperta

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Nicolás Melmann - Música Aperta II

Five flowers, five souls,
one heartbeat lights up the canvas of sound.
Where petals and groove collide,
every note whispers a secret, every rhythm blooms wild.
Zibaldone Funky is synesthesia in motion:
color turns into music, sound breathes light.
Feel the pulse. Let the colors speak.

🎼 ZIBALDONE FUNKY – The Five Floral Movements

1️⃣ Plumbago auriculata (00:00–00:27)
Light blue, white, transparency – Ethereal introduction

2️⃣ Viola tricolor (00:28–03:00)
Green, blue, soft yellow – Freshness and light vitality

3️⃣ Gaillardia aristata (03:01–05:34)
Bright red, orange, deep yellow – Explosive groove

4️⃣ Iris chrysographes ‘Black’ (05:35–06:25)
Deep blue, black, metallic shades – Funky nocturne, deep and introspective

5️⃣ Gypsophila paniculata (06:26–08:56)
White, grey, delicate tones – Gentle fade-out, airy and suspended

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Cinque fiori, cinque anime,
un solo battito accende la tela del suono.
Dove petali e groove si incontrano,
ogni nota sussurra un segreto, ogni ritmo sboccia selvaggio.
Zibaldone Funky è una sinestesia in movimento:
il colore diventa musica, il suono respira luce.
Senti il battito. Lascia che parlino i colori.

🎼 ZIBALDONE FUNKY – I cinque movimenti floreali

1️⃣ Plumbago auriculata (00:00/00:27)

    Azzurro chiaro, bianco, trasparenze – Introduzione eterea

2️⃣ Viola tricolor (00:28/03:00)   

    Verde, azzurro, giallo tenue – Freschezza, vitalità leggera

3️⃣ Gaillardia aristata (03:01/05:34)

    Rosso acceso, arancione, giallo intenso – Groove esplosivo

4️⃣ Iris chrysographes ‘Black’  (05:35/06:25) 

    Blu profondo, nero, sfumature metalliche – Notturno funky, profondo e riflessivo

5️⃣ Gypsophila paniculata (06:26/08:56)

    Bianco, grigio, delicatezza – Dissolvenza finale, sussurro che si dissolve

ZIBALDONE FUNKY

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