Didactic Music by Mouse and Sequencers (Nicola Giunta / Lay Llamas)

Experimentation and Italian library music are the coordinates in which "Didactic Music" is written, the second work of the solo project "Mouse and Sequencers" by Nicola Giunta (The Lay Llamas), published by Backwards. The Sicilian multi-instrumentalist makes a “catalog” of genres that range among a melancholic bucolic-folk, documentary field recordings, fleeting expeditions in Space and small experiments.
From the sidereal ambient music of “Ancient Chants” to the late-summer suggestions of “Unmapped Islands”, passing through the abstract blues of “Giant Squids” and the analog seventies electronic perfumes in “New Socialism”, Giunta gives us a precious prism with 17 faces that shines with its own light, spreading absolutely colorful emotions on the walls of our soul. There’s nothing left to do but listen to it and let yourself be carried away.
The original artworks are made by Nicola Giunta, in handcrafted xerography. Available in elegant digipack in only 300 copies.

Fluorescent and hallucinogenic, Lay Llamas’ sonic brew flows down the same space and time paths, caught somewhere between syncretic spirituality and sidereal forest sounds, imaginary exoticism and venerable sonic artisans. Slow, rhythmic march of ancient warriors patrolling unknown planets in search of new, miraculous rivers: SPACE JUNGLE MANTRA.