Cera Persa by Andrea Belfi
Tracklist
| 1. | Cera Persa 1 | 10:42 |
| 2. | Cera Persa 2 | 9:43 |
Credits
released June 20, 2016
Seething, thrilling, hypnotic dance music, in the mighty tradition of Carl Craig’s Bug In The Bass Bin. Two constantly shifting blends of Belfi’s multi-rhythmic snare-work with stately drones and shimmering electronica. Themes and traces continually loom and recede, rocking to a deep, pulsating bass drum, and tautened by a widescreen sense of drama (with Morricone in mind).
(‘Cera persa’, in Italian; ‘casa perdue’, in French: ‘lost-wax’ or ‘investment’ casting, by which a sculpture is duplicated.)
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« Electro-acoustic experimenter Andrea Belfi (B/B/S, The Swifter) veers towards techno structures in Cera Persa for the Paris-based Latency label.
Too somnambulant for the ‘floor, best suited for home listening immersion, the piece is cleft in two parts and follows a crumb trail of softly struck drums into fizzing, stereoscopic gloom, eventually encountering shuffling jazz hits and strange, scrabbly electronics therein. No handrails. »
Boomkat
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Produced by Andrea Belfi (drums, percussion, electronics)
Recorded at Funkhaus Berlin by C. Kilic & KMP-ZWEI studio by A.B
Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering in Berlin
Distributed by Honest Jon's in London
Photography taken by Mutantexture
Seething, thrilling, hypnotic dance music, in the mighty tradition of Carl Craig’s Bug In The Bass Bin. Two constantly shifting blends of Belfi’s multi-rhythmic snare-work with stately drones and shimmering electronica. Themes and traces continually loom and recede, rocking to a deep, pulsating bass drum, and tautened by a widescreen sense of drama (with Morricone in mind).
(‘Cera persa’, in Italian; ‘casa perdue’, in French: ‘lost-wax’ or ‘investment’ casting, by which a sculpture is duplicated.)
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« Electro-acoustic experimenter Andrea Belfi (B/B/S, The Swifter) veers towards techno structures in Cera Persa for the Paris-based Latency label.
Too somnambulant for the ‘floor, best suited for home listening immersion, the piece is cleft in two parts and follows a crumb trail of softly struck drums into fizzing, stereoscopic gloom, eventually encountering shuffling jazz hits and strange, scrabbly electronics therein. No handrails. »
Boomkat
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Produced by Andrea Belfi (drums, percussion, electronics)
Recorded at Funkhaus Berlin by C. Kilic & KMP-ZWEI studio by A.B
Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering in Berlin
Distributed by Honest Jon's in London
Photography taken by Mutantexture
License
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“You have no concept of just how much a lone kettle drum can blow your mind until you've heard Andrea play one.” – Mary Anne Hobbs via The Guardian