'Olim - Ricorsività' part of 'Recursively' album (Out May/June 2017)
Olim in latin can be used to indicate a time in the past or in the future. It can mean ‘once upon a time’ and ‘someday in the future’. A name and a project to try to move away from trends and genres, by taking inspiration from the past but at the same time leaving it, moving forward to shape a different and more narrative sound. The first attempt to do so is Recursively: an 8 track album, opening with a sentence from Bunny Marrett sampled from an old documentary about St Paul’s and the Jamaican immigration in Bristol during the 80’s. Inspired by those intro words, Recursively is a journey born from many years moving around, packing and unpacking suitcases, leaving villages, finding cities,leaving friends and finding more, emigrating, integrating. It’s a story about an entire generation trying to find the peace somewhere, somehow, sometimes by repeating the same steps in a loop of actions which seem to be the same but ultimately never are. It’s a soundtrack of those feelings and at the same time a message of hope to continue the journey through the faith that the meaning is the infinite journey itself. An infinite loop masterfully represented in Carol Rollo’s illustration. A story to be continued.

1 TI VEDOO
2 CHRONOPHOBIA
3 RICORSIVITA'
4 SOMEWHERE
5 PAUSE
6 HALF WAY HOME
7 ENKEFALINA
8 THE END OF THE CIRCLE

Recursively

Ricorsività

'Olim - Somewhere' part of 'Recursively' album (Out May/June 2017)
Olim in latin can be used to indicate a time in the past or in the future. It can mean ‘once upon a time’ and ‘someday in the future’. A name and a project to try to move away from trends and genres, by taking inspiration from the past but at the same time leaving it, moving forward to shape a different and more narrative sound. The first attempt to do so is Recursively: an 8 track album, opening with a sentence from Bunny Marrett sampled from an old documentary about St Paul’s and the Jamaican immigration in Bristol during the 80’s. Inspired by those intro words, Recursively is a journey born from many years moving around, packing and unpacking suitcases, leaving villages, finding cities,leaving friends and finding more, emigrating, integrating. It’s a story about an entire generation trying to find the peace somewhere, somehow, sometimes by repeating the same steps in a loop of actions which seem to be the same but ultimately never are. It’s a soundtrack of those feelings and at the same time a message of hope to continue the journey through the faith that the meaning is the infinite journey itself. An infinite loop masterfully represented in Carol Rollo’s illustration. A story to be continued.


1 TI VEDOO
2 CHRONOPHOBIA
3 RICORSIVITA'
4 SOMEWHERE
5 PAUSE
6 HALF WAY HOME
7 ENKEFALINA
8 THE END OF THE CIRCLE

Somewhere

'Olim - Enkefalina' part of 'Recursively' album (Out May/June 2017)
Olim in latin can be used to indicate a time in the past or in the future. It can mean ‘once upon a time’ and ‘someday in the future’. A name and a project to try to move away from trends and genres, by taking inspiration from the past but at the same time leaving it, moving forward to shape a different and more narrative sound. The first attempt to do so is Recursively: an 8 track album, opening with a sentence from Bunny Marrett sampled from an old documentary about St Paul’s and the Jamaican immigration in Bristol during the 80’s. Inspired by those intro words, Recursively is a journey born from many years moving around, packing and unpacking suitcases, leaving villages, finding cities,leaving friends and finding more, emigrating, integrating. It’s a story about an entire generation trying to find the peace somewhere, somehow, sometimes by repeating the same steps in a loop of actions which seem to be the same but ultimately never are. It’s a soundtrack of those feelings and at the same time a message of hope to continue the journey through the faith that the meaning is the infinite journey itself. An infinite loop masterfully represented in Carol Rollo’s illustration. A story to be continued.


1 TI VEDOO
2 CHRONOPHOBIA
3 RICORSIVITA'
4 SOMEWHERE
5 PAUSE
6 HALF WAY HOME
7 ENKEFALINA
8 THE END OF THE CIRCLE

Enkefalina

'Olim - Chronophobia' part of 'Recursively' album (Out May/June 2017)
Olim in latin can be used to indicate a time in the past or in the future. It can mean ‘once upon a time’ and ‘someday in the future’. A name and a project to try to move away from trends and genres, by taking inspiration from the past but at the same time leaving it, moving forward to shape a different and more narrative sound. The first attempt to do so is Recursively: an 8 track album, opening with a sentence from Bunny Marrett sampled from an old documentary about St Paul’s and the Jamaican immigration in Bristol during the 80’s. Inspired by those intro words, Recursively is a journey born from many years moving around, packing and unpacking suitcases, leaving villages, finding cities,leaving friends and finding more, emigrating, integrating. It’s a story about an entire generation trying to find the peace somewhere, somehow, sometimes by repeating the same steps in a loop of actions which seem to be the same but ultimately never are. It’s a soundtrack of those feelings and at the same time a message of hope to continue the journey through the faith that the meaning is the infinite journey itself. An infinite loop masterfully represented in Carol Rollo’s illustration. A story to be continued.

1 TI VEDOO
2 CHRONOPHOBIA
3 RECURSIVELY
4 SOMEWHERE
5 PAUSE
6 HALF WAY HOME
7 ENKEFALINA
8 THE END OF THE CIRCLE

Chronophobia

'Olim - Half Way Home' part of 'Recursively' album (Out May/June 2017)
Olim in latin can be used to indicate a time in the past or in the future. It can mean ‘once upon a time’ and ‘someday in the future’. A name and a project to try to move away from trends and genres, by taking inspiration from the past but at the same time leaving it, moving forward to shape a different and more narrative sound. The first attempt to do so is Recursively: an 8 track album, opening with a sentence from Bunny Marrett sampled from an old documentary about St Paul’s and the Jamaican immigration in Bristol during the 80’s. Inspired by those intro words, Recursively is a journey born from many years moving around, packing and unpacking suitcases, leaving villages, finding cities,leaving friends and finding more, emigrating, integrating. It’s a story about an entire generation trying to find the peace somewhere, somehow, sometimes by repeating the same steps in a loop of actions which seem to be the same but ultimately never are. It’s a soundtrack of those feelings and at the same time a message of hope to continue the journey through the faith that the meaning is the infinite journey itself. An infinite loop masterfully represented in Carol Rollo’s illustration. A story to be continued.


1 TI VEDOO
2 CHRONOPHOBIA
3 RICORSIVITA'
4 SOMEWHERE
5 PAUSE
6 HALF WAY HOME
7 ENKEFALINA
8 THE END OF THE CIRCLE

Half Way Home

A clip for a classic 140 De Niro dubstep delivered on Chronophobia.
Soon available along with others

original track and vinyl at https://olim.bandcamp.com/album/recursively
De Niro sc https://soundcloud.com/deniro

Olim - Chronophobia (De Niro Remix)

Arlow’s drum and bass re-interpretation of Pause
Soon released!

original track and vinyl at olim.bandcamp.com/album/recursively
Arlow https://soundcloud.com/ar-low

Olim - Pause (Arlow Remix)

Enkefalina remix shows that normal rules of what is tempo and groove can been literally substituted by the soundscapes and sonic suggestions bring to you by Aner Andros. 

original track at https://olim.bandcamp.com/album/recursively
Aner Andros http://www.anerandros.info/

Olim - Enkefalina (Aner Andros Remix)

Olim in latin can be used to indicate a time in the past or in the future. It can mean ‘once upon a time’ and ‘someday in the future’. A name and a project to try to move away from trends and genres, by taking inspiration from the past but at the same time leaving it, moving forward to shape a different and more narrative sound.

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