Fatima's Dream by Broshuda

Including work that was included as the soundtrack for befriended artist iro aka the motel´s installation at brooklyn´s children museum of the arts last year, this marks broshuda´s most personal and intimate release so far, for the main part comprised of freeform synth sequence jams extracted from dreamy sunday sessions with subtle touches of live effect modulation and slight subsequent rearranging.

The title track from late 2012, is both serving as a homage/nod to the great fatima yamaha, whose "what´s a girl to do" was and continues to be a big inspiration to broshuda, as well as building the foundation of the fictious character of young fatima (whose voice can be heard via various field recordings on the record) falling asleep on the train and experiencing various stages of her dream, managing to make it home safely after getting off the train and sleepwalking through the wrong part of town.

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