WhoMadeWho playing an exclusive live set from the temples of Abu Simbel, in Egypt for Cercle. 

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Video credits:

Artist: WhoMadeWho
Venue: Abu Simbel, Egypt 
Produced by Cercle
Executive producers: Philippe Tuchmann & Derek Barbolla
Film directed by: Pol Souchier & Derek Barbolla
Director of photography:  Mickaël Fidjili & Mathieu Glissant
Drone pilots: Alexis Olas & Ifly
Sound mix & mastering: Jon Schumann
Production team: Anaïs De Framond, Dan Aufsesser, Armand Prouhèze
Communication: Anaëlle Rouquette & Pol Souchier
Technical Manager: Aurélien Moisan
Sound engineer: Ahmed Khalil
Post-production: Mathieu Glissant (Saison Unique Production)

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Special thanks to:

Bas Enab & Mahmoud Zidan & Ahmed Khalil from Playground 
Carsten Levi from WMW's management

Khaded Al Anini (Minister of Antiquities and Tourism) Ahmed Youssef (Chairman of Egypt Tourism Promotion Authority)

Freedom Music, Sunrise Resorts & Hotels & Redbull. 

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This artistic performance has been recorded live. 

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“The album was started using tools I was unfamiliar with, which became an interesting exploratory process,” Tejada says. “Staying away from the obvious and having to re-learn simple things was a fun challenge.” You can hear these new creative pulsions pushing the eight tracks on Year Of The Living Dead ever-forward; the album has an unique cast, and though there are trace elements of the genres Tejada has indulged previously, he’s never quite put them together this way before. There’s the dubwise glitter sprinkled across the moody opener “The Haunting Of Earth”, the kind caresses found amongst the deftly woven textures of “Sheltered”, and the churchy melancholy, all hymnal and golden, of “Echoes Of Life”.

Year Of The Living Dead also speaks obliquely to its moment, though Tejada works this implicitly, allowing the strange circumstances of 2020 to cast their inevitable shadow without being obvious or didactic. “The production process began right before lockdown and continued through what felt like a very serious time for all of us,” he recalls. “Not being able to see or touch our loved ones made me feel we are all like ghosts. We can observe from a distance but cannot really be there. We are isolated and alone.” And yet, Year Of The Living Dead’s tenderness offers an out for that anxiety and loneliness, its intimate immensities gifting the album a redemptive and compassionate core. Compact and glistening, Year Of The Living Dead sculpts unassuming beauty.

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