With this latest edition to the Whitelabrecs discography, we welcome back composer Sven Laux with a collaboration with fellow Berliner and musician Fione. This record began from a chance meeting at a party after Fione had discussed her improvisational piano performances and how it might lend itself to Sven’s orchestral Ambient music. After over a year, Fione recorded a track and sent it to Sven, who added layers of additional texture and detail; enough to be a catalyst from which they produced an album.

Each original piano composition was adapted one by one, piece by piece, into its magical whole. Fione tells us that for her, the music was always about what could have been, a sort of pain that we feel inside of us that we know we can’t change, because it is impossible to turn back time. Instead, we live with what we know we have to deal with, facing every day with the uncertainty that something might change in a minute, an hour or, tomorrow. From here, Tomorrow Everything Could Be Different’s concept can be gleaned as we contemplate the past, present and future and it can be interpreted differently by the listener.

Quiet moments of reflection weave a pensive environment in which you can either concentrate your thoughts, or allow them to evaporate. The music feels at times as if it is containing and conserving its energy, only for swells of strings and fleeting crescendos to release the tension. It’s a release which reveals either negative, or positive energy, depending on its listener. The artwork from painter Maliana Wang reflects the album’s themes by offering what appears to be storm clouds or crashing waves.

We all see the future in different ways. Tomorrow Everything Could Be Different doesn’t tell you what will change, that things will get better, or worse. The clouds may thicken, or they may disappear.

Credits
Written and Produced by Sven Laux and Fiona Mortimer
Mastered by James Edward Armstrong
Painting by Maliana Wang
Art and Design by Andrew Heath

Tomorrow Everything Could Be Different

wlr117 Sven Laux & Fione - Tomorrow Everything Could Be Different

Was ist krank, was ist gesund? Das entscheiden nicht etwa Sie für sich oder ich für mich. Es ist die Weltgesundheitsorganisation, die mit ihren ICD Codes, den internationalen statistischen Klassifikationen der Krankheiten, bestimmt, was eine behandelbare Erkrankung ist. Die Ärzte haben die ICD-Codes anzugeben und daraufhin bezahlen die Krankenkassen die Behandlung. 

Bis heute sind es 194 Mitgliedsstaaten, die der WHO vertrauen. Zum Beispiel auch darein, wann eine Infektionserkrankung zur Pandemie erklärt und mit entsprechenden Maßnahmen belegt wird. Seit 1945 koordiniert und organisiert diese Sonderorganisation der Vereinten Nationen immer deutlicher die gesundheitlichen Geschicke der Welt. 

Der Autor, Journalisten und Jurist Milosz Matuschek ist der Auffassung, die WHO hätte keine adäquate Legitimation und zusätzlich korrupte Strukturen. Hören Sie seinen Text „Die WHO muss zerschlagen werden“, gelesen von Ulrich Allroggen.

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Deep Forest Live at EMM Studio

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Humming voice by Hungarian composer, performer, and media artist Tibor Scemzö 
Excerpts from ‘Tractatus’ (1991-1995)

Purring by Mayakovsky (the cat, not the poet)

Additional voices: 12 composers reciting randomly selected fragments of the writings by Henry David Thoreau. Excerpt from ‘Lecture about the Weather’ (1975) by John Cage (1912-1992), performed at The New York Chamber Music Festival on Cage's 100th birthday, 5 September 2012

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“I have a room all to myself; it is nature. It is a place beyond the jurisdiction of human governments.”

From the journal of Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)
3 January 1853

nature is a place

Omaha features purely string octet, performed by the wonderful Philharmonia chamber soloists. Capturing a feeling of the tall, windy grasses of the storied Midwest plains, I wanted to express this only with the sound of the chamber strings and nothing else.

The artwork here comes from one of my new favorite American visual artists, @alexandrafuller who’s powerful series ‘Participatory Universe’ explores the idea of human observation through massive physical frames, focusing our gaze towards the landscapes beneath our feet.

Omaha

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CAIRN -- a full length LP in collaboration with electronic producer Keith Sweaty -- a collection of beat driven tracks, analogue synths, acoustic piano and a wealth of vocals and lyrics by Trevor Oswalt a.k.a. East Forest. 

The timing of Cairn coincided with a time of deep personal change for Oswalt as he left a long-term relationship of many years and found himself in unexpected emotional depths. You can hear in the lyrics of Cairn a highly personal and honest dive into the world of loss and individual choice. With the added rhymes by Scarub of Living Legends, trumpet by Brad Lee of The Album Leaf, the analogue synths of Lorna Dune, along with stings by the ‘Bizarre Star Strings’ trio (Band of Horses, My Morning Jacket, Joanna Newsom) as well as Thacher Schmid (Emancipator), Cairn transformed into a grooved out electro-acoustic experience that is as simultaneously booty shaking as it is genuinely introspective -- both a personal and societal call to arms exploring contradictory truths such as destiny, choice, and personal responsibility, all against the backdrop of a civilization undergoing fundamental transition and transformation.
credits
released September 8, 2017 

Music by East Forest & Keith Sweaty 
Trevor Oswalt - vocals, piano, keyboards, percussion, string arrangement (track 2). 
Keith Milgaten - synthesizers and beat programming, background vocals, bass guitar, nylon guitar, string arrangement (track 7) percussion. 
Scarub - vocals (track 5) 
Brad Lee - trumpet (track 5) 
Mirabai Peart - violin (track 2, 6, 13) 
Kyleen King - viola (track 2, 6, 13) 
Anna Fritz - cello (track 2, 6, 13) 
Thacher Schmid - viola, violin (track 1, 7, 9) 
Lorna Krier - synthesizers (track 11, string arrangement (track 13) 

Mixed by Keith “Sweaty” Milgaten with additional mixing by Trevor Oswalt and Steven Comeau 
Artwork by Darius Twin 
Mastered by Jared Hirshland at JLH Audio 

Aquilo Records AR014 
© 2017 East Forest (p) Long Lost Tricks Music (BMI) Keith Joseph Milgaten SESAC 
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Tracklist:
01 Data Rebel & Jani R - Approaching
02 Data Rebel & Jani R - Altitudes
03 Data Rebel & Jani R - Scorned

English composer Data Rebel has been a decorated resident on Silk Music for quite some time, with releases on our imprint dating back to 2014. Likewise, Finnish talent Jani R is a veteran label contributor, whose debut EP with us, "Collision," graced our imprint in 2013 and whose debut album ("Fragile") arrived the following year. Both artists have carved a distinctive musical niche, deliberately eluding the mainstream appeal of more simplistic and template-based styles of electronic music, as their music tends to blur the lines between chillout, downtempo, ambient, and even IDM. Although Data Rebel previously remixed Jani R's "A Thousand Flares" on our imprint, these two extraordinary artists now present their first official collaboration: the cinematic, three-track "Gateways" EP.

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