2016 Guest Spots and Other Tracks

Pid Yalinoyu

Breathe; Inhale

From soon to be released album 'Discontinuance.' Again,  much thanks to Colin Edwin of Porcupine Tree, Obake, and Metallic Taste of Blood for providing the bass tracks.

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Gaudi, a much respected producer and performer with 15 studio albums under his belt, has been working to dissolve musical boundaries for over 35 years now, and is best loved and noted for his genre blending and high quality dub-centric productions. 

He has been let loose in the RareNoise vaults and has set himself the creational challenge of composing an album of entirely new music using the full palate of the RareNoise catalogue as his orchestra.

Gaudi is no stranger to this kind of undertaking having previously taken on the challenge of composing and producing an album of new music working with vocal parts from archives of legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. 

The result of this multi-year endeavor, released with the title “Dub Qawwali”, earned him a nomination for a BBC World Music Award: It was not only a beautiful and sensitively handled piece of work, but also a landmark album in which the very concept of ‘remix’ was taken to the next level to become ‘re-composition’. 

This hot-off-the-press taster, which will also be available in multiple DL formats, is an introduction to the forthcoming full length release, to be titled  Magnetic, due to be released late Spring 2017.

In this respect, “Magnetic’ represents an even greater challenge than Dub Qawwali: the sheer breath of the source material offered by the RareNoise catalogue, which spans a high dimensional manifold of genres, has stimulated and challenged Gaudi to work with a vast array of styles, instrumentation and flavors in order to create the master blend, a true challenge of distillation.

Side A of this 10” Vinyl EP is home to the track “30Hz Dub Prelude” and there’s no mistaking from the first bar that this one is all about the bass - provided by an unrecognisable transfiguration of underlying RareNoise source catalogue material originally featuring artists Colin Edwin, Ted Parsons  Eraldo Bernocchi and Coppé . Gaudi plays Minimoog, korg MS20 and fender rhodes. The trombone of Brian Allen (member of Brainkiller) draws you in and leads you as it meanders like a liquid brass river through the track.

Side B is a more subdued affair. “Electronic Impromptu in E-flat Minor” is an evocative time-slip into subjective reverie. A melancholy piece featuring transfigurations of a multitude of source catalogue multitracks originally featuring Bill Laswell, Lorenzo Feliciati, Masami Akita, Eraldo Bernocchi,  Alessandro Gwis and Steve Jansen, as Gaudi’s trademark Theremin encompasses all with it’s unmistakable and luring voice. .

30HZ DUB PRELUDE 
GAUDI : minimoog, korg MS20, fender rhodes, programming
COLIN EDWIN : bass  
TED PARSONS : drums 
BRIAN ALLEN : trombone 
ERALDO BERNOCCHI : guitar 
COPPE’ : voice 

ELECTRONIC IMPROMPTU IN E-FLAT MINOR 
GAUDI : theremin, minimoog, piano, programming
BILL LASWELL : bass 
STEVE JANSEN : drum 
ERALDO BERNOCCHI : guitar 
MASAMI AKITA (aka MERZBOW) : electronic noise 
LORENZO FELICIATI : bass 
ALESSANDRO GWIS : acoustic piano



30Hz Dub Prelude (from 'EP')

James Hope - words, vocals
Matthew Richards - guitars, synths, programming
Colin Edwin - Bass, ebow

Outside Us

Bassist for Porcupine Tree, other collaborations include: O.R.k. , Ex-Wise Heads (with flute/sax player Geoff Leigh), Burnt Belief (with guitarist Jon Durant), Endless Tapes (with multi-instrumentalist Alessandro Pedretti), Astarta/Edwin with (Ukrainian Vocal duo Astarta), Metallic Taste of Blood (with Eraldo Bernocchi), Slow Electric and Henry Fool (with Tim Bowness) also Twinscapes (with Lorenzo Feliciati) and Edwin/Durant/Kovtun.
Obake (with Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari,Eraldo Bernocchi and Jacopo Peirazuolli), latest album "Another World" with Robert Jurjendal,  and two solo albums so far....

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