Aurora by Camanchaca

Cómo hacer un mapa
de mapas en los oídos
que albergue, para sí
el punto de reunión
entre tambores
los animales celestes
la tierra
y el cosmos.
Un atlas
para Aurora.

After 3 albums, various collaborations, remixes, and concerts around many scenarios of America and Europe; Camanchaca presents "Aurora", conceptual work that accurately summarizes the particular sound search of the duo.

In this new production, Camanchaca takes on a fine electronic sound orientated to the dancefloor while allows an enjoyable and attentive listening. Recorded with a strong analog instrumentation, "Aurora" is full of hypnotic drum machines and resonant bass lines, constantly alliance with synthesizers and various types of native percussion.

"Aurora" will be released by Fertil Discos in 2016, and a small preview can be heard in Llano EP, along with remixes by Barrio Lindo and Rlhbslcn.

Like new cartographers, in Camanchaca ear maps are drawn, as sound singular points meeting between synthetic and organic are built.

Tracklist

1.	Flequillo	4:00

2.	Llano	4:34

3.	Tocarra	5:07

4.	Chango SpaceUk	5:52

5.	Bicho de plaza	3:25

6.	Bong	3:39

7.	Bajito	4:05

8.	Mentira	3:53

9.	Jugo	5:20

10.	Jimmy Roman	4:37

11.	Turismo Carretera	2:04

Credits

released April 4, 2016

Produced by Juan de Borbón and Alejandro Duro.
Mixed by Federico Colazo and Matías Rappacioli @ Estudio Integral.
Mastered by Ismael Pinkler.

Collaborations:
Agustín Rivaldo in Quenas, tracks 5 and 6.
Paula Domenech in metalofón, tracks 1, 5, 7 and 9.
Agustín Arceo in spanish guitar and accordion, tracks 3 and 4.
Juan Pablo Bregiano in percussion, in tracks 4, 7, 9 and 10.
Eugenio Busca in synths, track 11.

Quenas, metalofón, guitars, accordion and percussion were recorded @ Cuarzo estudio by Julián Iturrieta, alongside the hospitality and assistance of Alejandro Braver.

Original artwork: "Deja de soñar", by Santiago Licata.

CC. Atribución / Attribution.
Compartir Igual / Share alike.
Apoyo mutuo y amistad / Mutual support & friendship.
Fértil Discos.
Buenos Aires, 2016.

License

CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.