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S H Y G G A
S H Y G G A follows G L O S O N and S T A L L O with more hazy, slow, eerie and dreamy music, mostly jammed out on Commodore 64. This time featuring collaborations with Dubmood and Störgler, as well as some help from the robot.
S T A L L O
S T A L L O is a 110-minute album with hazy, slow, eerie and dreamy music, mostly jammed out on Commodore 64. You can see how that jamming happens in the video below for Bilin.
A few shout outs to the people involved: Akai Selzer who spent 2 days jamming with me in Frankfurt, Jacob Remin who helped the robot to do a new live version of Synkex, which opens S T A L L O (and was also used in Korridoren, made with Björn Bengtsson), Paul Cousins who did the remix of Stures Bröd, Bob Nimbe for the VR goat video and Dubmood who did the layout.
If you like this kind of stuff, there's good news. This album is actually the first in a series that's coming out on Data Airlines soon. They'll all be in a somewhat similar vein. If you don't want to miss out just subscribe to the RSS-feed of this blog. Lol, I know, only freax like me subscribe to RSS. Uh, so, either follow my newsletter or my Bandcamp account. Everything else is a scam.
> Listen and get the cassette at Bandcamp
https://youtu.be/mXyicbKDFS4
https://youtu.be/3eR-GNQdHiw
https://youtu.be/_9hetLmIkOM
Dubmood – Transregional des pyrenees (Goto80 Remix)
04 Transregional des pyrenees (Goto80 Remix)
I made a remix of what Dubmood calls electro house, and turned it into a big chunk of rave train cheese! For those of you that like the English breakbeat rave-style from the early 1990s, this should be a good fix. It includes both 303s and ear-squeeking train horns used as melodies. Listen here and if you wanna buy it look for info here.
Dubmood Goto80 Zabutom
Yeah, so I made a melody for a Dubmood song and it's now released in this EP over at Jahtari: Atari-Ska L'Attakk. We recorded it as I was playing it live on the C64-keyboard, but apparently the dirty monster filter glitch jams of the C64 didn't go well with the digital cleanliness of the Atari (hehe?) because Dubmood tracked it instead and made it clean. Here is the song anyway:
Dubmood, Goto80, Zabutom: dbug CD197