The Analog Session - Ascension

1) April
2) Distant Voices
3) Amigos
4) Strange Fruits
5) E Fai
6) Ascension
7) New Mandarins
8) Little Grudge

Digital release by Hot Elephant Music
November 30 2012
www.robotnick.it/the_analog_session.htm 

The Analog Session - New allbum special mix

Until Emergency Is Over - From the album "When Machines Get Funky" by The Analog Session

When Machines Get Funky

Until Emergency Is Over

From "When Machines Get Funky" - Hot Elephant Music

Burning Sun

Shortly after the release of "April" The Analog Session is
ready for another go with 2 remixed tracks from its latest
album.
In "Effai(Late Night RMX)" and "Ascension (Late Night
RMX)"Alexander Robotnick & Ludus Pinsky re-interpret in
Tech-house style the material recorded in the
improvisation sessions that led to the making of the
album. The result is a powerful groove, minimal but
extremely warm because it's analog and made more
pouncing to hit the dance-floor.
This new release by The Analog Session is another step
into the artists' exploration of analogue electronics of the
70s and early 80s proving that analogue sounds indeed
better not only in "space music" but also in contemporary
techno-house.
Playlist
01 - Effai(Late Night RMX)
02 - Ascension (Late Night RMX)


The Analog Session : Effai - Ascension (late night rmx) cuts

The Analog Session is a music project conceived in February 2009 by Maurizio Dami (aka Alexander Robotnick) and Lapo Lombardi aka Ludus Pinsky. More info at The Analog Session official website
Initially only a video project, it then became also an album and finally a live performance. 
It is electronic music played on vintage instruments , mostly improvised in the 70s style but with a strong hint to modern techno-music. The first video-clips made by the two artists in 2009 have had more than 100.000 views on Youtube with consistently enthustiastic feedback. 
Since long electronic music concerts (with the exception of academic or experimental ones) essentially consist of a couple of artists, usually DJs, fiddling on their laptops  rhythmically nodding their heads along the duration of the so-called “concert”. There may be a vocalist sometimes but not necessarily.
We don't know whether such a situation may be called “live” but anyway to us a concert is something different. As we are talking about electronic music, obviously most of the music played is “sequenced”. This however does not prevent the artist from interacting with it by physically playing different parts and improvising. 
The Analog Session's natural vocation is the live performance and it was indeed conceived as live improvisation of electronic music.

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