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A PARTIR DEL 30/ 09 EN BEATPORT Y WHATPEOPLEPLAY
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Desde el primer momento en que escuchamos a Cora Novoa quedamos prendados. Su música combina elementos del techno y del trance con un estilo muy personal, que envuelve sus producciones de una atmosfera onírica y misteriosa. Sus melodías, tan extrañas como sensibles, tan oscuras como dulces, resumen la personalidad de esta pequeña maga del techno.
Para Hivern, Cora nos ha reservado uno de sus mejores temas hasta la fecha. Lejos de sus canciones mas luminosas, “Playing in Istanbul” suena como si Danny Elfman se decidiera a producir techno; techno sombrío, tenso, en el que se entrecruzan enigmáticas melodías que harían bailar al mismísimo Conde Drácula.
Este lanzamiento es especial no sólo por su protagonista sino por los remixers que la acompañan. Y es que para esta referencia hemos querido contar con una amplia representación de productores de Barcelona que evidencian que la producción electrónica de nuestra ciudad ha alcanzado la madurez creativa mas allá de géneros o tendencias. Ferenc demuestran que dominan a la perfección el lenguaje del techno de ascendencia germánica en un remix rocoso, de regusto industrial. Nuestro querido Marc Piñol se transmuta en Abecedari para firmar un remix que suena a rave a bajas revoluciones, 303 incluida. Deep’s Edayar es el psicotrópico proyecto de Manel Ruiz aka Sistema y Javier Orduña, en él dan rienda suelta a su pasión por el dub espectral y eso es lo que nos encontramos en una reconstrucción de ultratumba. D.a.r.y.l., por su parte, recompone “Playing in Istanbul” en clave house; house fantasmagórico plagado de sonidos inquietantes y un piano de regusto old-school. Para redondear este amplio abanico de remixes, Stainboy debuta en nuestro sello con un remix technoide, que combina arpeggios ruidosos y sucios con melodías frágiles y quebradizas. Mención especial merece la guinda del pastel; una versión orquestal a cargo de la enigmática Hivern Shinny Orchestra digna de la una BSO de Tim Burton. El círculo se cierra.
Esperemos que os guste. Nosotros volvemos pronto con nuevos lanzamientos en vinilo y algunas sorpresas mas.
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The first time we heard Cora Novoa we fell in love. Her music combines techno and trance with a very personal style. A style that wraps her compositions with a dreamy and mysterious atmosphere. Her melodies, as strange as sensitive, as dark as sweet, define the personality of this little techno wizard.
Cora has saved one of her best tracks up to now for our label. Far away from her more luminous songs, “Playing in Stambul” sounds as if Danny Elfman had decided to produce techno. Tense and gloomy techno, in which enigmatic melodies play with each other with great results; we are pretty sure even Count Dracula would dance to it.
This release is special not only because of it’s main protagonist but also because of the remixers that support her. In this occasion we decided to invite some of Barcelona’s most prominent producers. It’s a pretty wide selection that demonstrates that the electronic music production in our city has reached a creative maturity beyond trends and genres. Ferenc demonstrate that they dominate to perfection the language of German Techno with an industrial and harsh remix. Our beloved Marc Piñol (resident of legendary Nitsa Club) becomes Abecedari to sign a remix that sounds like Rave running at low-revolutions, 303 included. Deep’s Edayar is the new project of Manel Ruiz aka Sistema and Javier Orduña. In it they explore their passion for spectral dub and this is what we find in a reconstruction that comes from beyond the grave. For his part, d.a.r.y.l. remakes “Playing in Stambul” from a House perspective; ghostly House riddled with haunting sounds and an old-school piano. To round out this extensive range of remixes, Stainboy makes his debut in our label with a techno remix that combines noisy arpeggios with fragile and brittle melodies. Finally, the icing on the cake; an orchestral version recorded by the enigmatic Hivern Shinny Orchestra that could easily appear in a Tim Burton’s movie OST. The circle closes.
We hope you like it. We’ll be back soon with new vinyl releases and some more surprises.
Para Hivern, Cora nos ha reservado uno de sus mejores temas hasta la fecha. Lejos de sus canciones mas luminosas, “Playing in Istanbul” suena como si Danny Elfman se decidiera a producir techno; techno sombrío, tenso, en el que se entrecruzan enigmáticas melodías que harían bailar al mismísimo Conde Drácula.
Este lanzamiento es especial no sólo por su protagonista sino por los remixers que la acompañan. Y es que para esta referencia hemos querido contar con una amplia representación de productores de Barcelona que evidencian que la producción electrónica de nuestra ciudad ha alcanzado la madurez creativa mas allá de géneros o tendencias. Ferenc demuestran que dominan a la perfección el lenguaje del techno de ascendencia germánica en un remix rocoso, de regusto industrial. Nuestro querido Marc Piñol se transmuta en Abecedari para firmar un remix que suena a rave a bajas revoluciones, 303 incluida. Deep’s Edayar es el psicotrópico proyecto de Manel Ruiz aka Sistema y Javier Orduña, en él dan rienda suelta a su pasión por el dub espectral y eso es lo que nos encontramos en una reconstrucción de ultratumba. D.a.r.y.l., por su parte, recompone “Playing in Istanbul” en clave house; house fantasmagórico plagado de sonidos inquietantes y un piano de regusto old-school. Para redondear este amplio abanico de remixes, Stainboy debuta en nuestro sello con un remix technoide, que combina arpeggios ruidosos y sucios con melodías frágiles y quebradizas. Mención especial merece la guinda del pastel; una versión orquestal a cargo de la enigmática Hivern Shinny Orchestra digna de la una BSO de Tim Burton. El círculo se cierra.
Esperemos que os guste. Nosotros volvemos pronto con nuevos lanzamientos en vinilo y algunas sorpresas mas.
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The first time we heard Cora Novoa we fell in love. Her music combines techno and trance with a very personal style. A style that wraps her compositions with a dreamy and mysterious atmosphere. Her melodies, as strange as sensitive, as dark as sweet, define the personality of this little techno wizard.
Cora has saved one of her best tracks up to now for our label. Far away from her more luminous songs, “Playing in Stambul” sounds as if Danny Elfman had decided to produce techno. Tense and gloomy techno, in which enigmatic melodies play with each other with great results; we are pretty sure even Count Dracula would dance to it.
This release is special not only because of it’s main protagonist but also because of the remixers that support her. In this occasion we decided to invite some of Barcelona’s most prominent producers. It’s a pretty wide selection that demonstrates that the electronic music production in our city has reached a creative maturity beyond trends and genres. Ferenc demonstrate that they dominate to perfection the language of German Techno with an industrial and harsh remix. Our beloved Marc Piñol (resident of legendary Nitsa Club) becomes Abecedari to sign a remix that sounds like Rave running at low-revolutions, 303 included. Deep’s Edayar is the new project of Manel Ruiz aka Sistema and Javier Orduña. In it they explore their passion for spectral dub and this is what we find in a reconstruction that comes from beyond the grave. For his part, d.a.r.y.l. remakes “Playing in Stambul” from a House perspective; ghostly House riddled with haunting sounds and an old-school piano. To round out this extensive range of remixes, Stainboy makes his debut in our label with a techno remix that combines noisy arpeggios with fragile and brittle melodies. Finally, the icing on the cake; an orchestral version recorded by the enigmatic Hivern Shinny Orchestra that could easily appear in a Tim Burton’s movie OST. The circle closes.
We hope you like it. We’ll be back soon with new vinyl releases and some more surprises.
