SLAVED

Written Recorded, Mixed and Matched by Take8 & Pipo Experience.

Feat The amazing vocals of Salem Bernahus, Thank you love, my bones still ticking.

PINKPUNK

Written Recorded, Mixed and Matched By Take8 & Pipo Experience

It all started here...Rolling Reggae Bombo

SYSTEM

Written Recorded Mixed and Matched by Take8 & Pipo Experience



GAIA

Written Recorded, Performed, Mixed and Matched by Take8 & Pipo Experience!

We are Juaaan!

Written, Recorded, Mixed and matched by Take8 & Pipo Experience.

A fusion of rock and Techno with amazing vocals from Suresh Nahar, Augusto does the rest on guitar with that dirty Solo!!!

MOVING

SUNSHINE  (Feat. Alba Gomez/Pierre Arents/Elpidio/Nando el Madrileño/Ana Bonachela&Salem Bernahus)

 Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Take8 & Pipo Experience

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcuZzZ-mUH0

SUNSHINE

The name refers to the ‘marcophone’: a futuristic melodic-percussive instrument thought of and created by Marc Arents. He resides in the heart of the old european continent, its capital actually, Brussels. This man fathers an extraordinary artistic family, made up of six brothers and sisters. Arents number 3...our very own Reno, AKA Pipo Experience is a 20 something year old gifted musician and eccentric singer/song writer who makes a living working as a Social worker. 
In the July of 2013 he is approached by a friend and asked if he would like to help out in the daily running of a residence he owns in Granada. Unknown to Pipo, Casa Bombo, situated in the heart of the historic quarter of the Albayzin, has a new member of staff. 
Pasquale, another 20 something year old artist and music enthusiast from London, has just started an Internship there.

Pipo finally accepts the offer to help out and thus the foundations for a new music concept are laid. At first the two are a little standoffish when it comes to talking about music. Pipo has been in many bands, he writes, plays, records most of his own tracks, Pasquale on the other hand is a DJ. The idea of producing his own material is a recent one to him. Even if he has had the pleasure of working with, and getting to know many talented musicians over the years. This is mainly down to his biggest musical influence, his uncle Mario, guitarist, music lover and owner of Mario’s caff in central London.

Towards the end of August, the two of them are working full time in one of the hottest destinations in the whole of the city. They are thus given the opportunity to meet and greet many people, many cultures. They share many moments and stories with their guests, their friends, with each other and a pattern begins to emerge from all this talk. The first being the fact that many people across the globe are currently going through a very tough and stressful period.
The second, and most important, is the hope and fight that derives from many of these conversations. And there is no talk of guns or bombs or a call to arms, no. Surprisingly; many of these voices speak of an eagerness to learn, to be creative or to branch out and break free of many limitations that the current world order offers to most of its people. The idea of healthier alimentation, free and correct information, more opportunities for youngsters, love and the ongoing belief that one is better or superior of another fuels a lot of the chatter.

Pipo and Pasq eventually get on to the subject of collaborating on a few tracks. The days are long and hot and it’s not till Reno’s younger brother and sister come to visit that the notes of sweet music start to ring out amongst those happy rays of the summer sun. Written, recorded, mixed, and with a host of collaborations, The Marcophones are more than just a music project. 
They are a group of voices and melodies that spread from Andalucia, Europe, Africa and the world who convened and shared a love for music. The natural surroundings and the never ending exchange of moments with each other give this record a unique sound and vision. The songs host a group of languages with one ideology; whoever you are or wherever you are from, if we all just looked out for one another a little, then this world would, just maybe, be a little brighter and happier. We hope you enjoy our work. As always, a pleasure.

The Marcophones

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