Origin # 03

I See Giants (Origin 2013)

Donev.Pomori(electric guitar edit by ynal zandqoy)

3-11 Porter - Surround Me With Your Love (Me

Order here:
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/ishinohana-le-flor-de-piedra/558573-01/

Following Javier Bergia’s compilation album Eclipse, Emotional Rescue returns to Spain for the follow up in Ishinohana. New Age, Jazz Fusion and Eastern influences are prominent, mixing electric and classic Spanish guitar with Indian and Japanese influenced percussion to a spiritual perfection.

A project bringing together Javier Bergia and friends Luis Delgado and Manuel Illán, Ishinohana sees these masters mesh the influences of rock, new age and Eastern percussion in to a cohesive whole.

With a nod to the influence of Pat Metheny throughout, Le Flor De Piedra is removed from their works in Finas Africae or as solo artists, allowing each to flourish in their craft with the framework of a group setting.   Delgado is prominent. His guitar playing ties the album together and his production looks as much to the albums of 70s and early 80s America than to Japan, where the background for the album is set.

While New Age and Jazz Fusion are oft considered areas to avoid, it’s actually the more discerning ear that realises these genres are some of the deepest and most free forms of musical expression.

The passion within Le Flor De Piedra displays as such. To not stop, listen and understand songs like Delta and Lucia and their ethereal reproach would be a travesty. The reissue of such a cult album is something worth more than that.

B1. Lucia

Taken from the Album "Alpine Dub" out on Mouthwatering Records April 2016
http://www.mouthwateringrecords.com/artists/dubokaj-16/

Ocean Of Air

Dubokaj - Ocean Of Air

Birdsong, insect trills, a nut whistle, sparse rhythms and cavernous drums from @iamlum. Just what you'd expect from psychedelic brotherhood @multiculti, taken from their 26 track compilation 'Moon Faze / Sun Gaze'.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/05/27/premiere-lum-rosa/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/lum-rosa

Listen on Youtube

LUM - Rosa (STW Premiere)

Impuls

Airplane V (chöko aba Remix)

LE VOLD _ Airplane V (Chöko Aba Rmx)

DRACULA LEWIS: 'Permafrost' 12" EP out November 12th 2012 (Souterrain Transmissions)

DISCOGRAPHY:
"Vernasca, Valhalla" Tape (Hundebiss Records 2008)
"Death Comes Ripping" 7" (A Dear Girl Called Wendy 2009)
"Gone By Dawn" Split LP with Ducktails on Fun Productions 2010)

Spacies

Original version is on the soundtrack of the 1995 film "Dead Man"

Enjoy

Neil Young - Dead Man Theme (Ole Smokey Edit)

Recorded live @ 80 HERTZ by George Atkins & Brendan Williams | Mastered @ 80 HERTZ

Matthew Halsall - Flying

Artist: @ezechiel-pailhes
Label: Circus Company
Cat#: CCS114
Release date: 10/07/20

Tracklist: 
01. J'aimerais tant (Archil & Leon Remix)
02. Oh ! Pourquoi te cacher ? (The Saxophones Rearrangement)
03. Sans l'oublier (Chloé Remix)
04. Oh ! Pourquoi te cacher ? (Gautier Vizioz Remix)
05. Wolf 359 (Brandt Brauer Frick Rework)
06. Bien certain (dOP Remix) 

Short Info: 

Following the release of his latest album, Oh !, Ezéchiel Pailhès hands his creations over to a cast of remixers for an EP that takes his experimental chanson into exciting, eclectic new realms. Building on his previous two albums, Oh ! found Pailhès further exploring the intersection between poetry and music, with his conservatoire-trained piano playing setting the mood and the song-writing verve of his many years in Nôze lingering in the background. 

Parisian duo Archil & Leon are renowned for their innovative instrument designs and their productions. Here they bring their highly customised creative flair to “J’aimerais tant” with a subtle treatment that works glitchy processes into the romantic swoon of the original track in a tastefully inventive manner.

Sharing Pailhès’ accomplished approach to instrumentation, Oakland-based husband and wife duo The Saxophones gently unfurl a bed of bittersweet guitar, flute and sax underneath Pailhès’ downcast rendition of Victor Hugo’s words on “Oh ! Pourquoi te cacher ?”.

The one and only Chloé exercises her evocative twist on minimal wave as she orchestrates an array of synths to re-frame “Sans l’oublier”. The words of 19th Century poet Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, as sung by Pailhès, are embellished with a richly noirish composition that borders on the baroque. 

Gautier Vizioz is a talented Parisian beatmaker who collaborates with a broad tapestry of local artists. His own interpretation of “Oh ! Pourquoi te cacher ?” glides between dream-pop reverie and deeply rooted funk – a fittingly luxurious backdrop to the song. 

Brandt Brauer Frick take on “Wolf 359”, one of the album’s few instrumental tracks, and infuse Pailhès’ keys with their own organic timbres played with an electronic attitude. The lines blur between the motorik pulse of the core rhythm section, the skittering percussion played on top and the interplay of synthesised tones and raw piano. 

Finally, long time Circus Company compatriots dOP take on “Bien certain” and inject the track with their club-ready nous. Using a language of tension and release expressed with a technicolour palette, they tease a big-room energy out of Pailhès’ intimate songwriting and Shakespeare-derived lyrics.