Iota / Kerimaki by RIC NIELS
Out of the rich verdant landscapes of Chaco, the nascent career of Ric Niels flourishes. Silky melodic sequences emerge from "Kerimaki" as crisp hi-hats and cool white-noise effects crunch like footsteps on freshly lain snow. Muted tones burst into life in stripped back, open-filtered emotion. An intense and pensive opening hints at a continuing narrative as textured pads create a backdrop for "Iota" to emerge from Greek origins. A bouncing bass groove creates a sinister edge while metallic synth lead oscillates in subtle waves across the Aegean Sea.
Urban Berlin provides the backdrop for a symphony of melody to emerge from Torsten Fassbender's wall of sound. Spine-tingling multi-harmonics bleed into each other in oscillating patterns to find a new "Kerimaki" full of glissando bass prowess. The Wash joins the throng with a new path to enlightenment; "Iota" takes on new aural connotations of hypnotic precision and percussive rhythm. New motifs ripple into sonic range and a growing dark intensity eclipses subtle melodic overtones.
Tracklist
| 1. | Iota | 7:25 |
| 2. | Iota (The Wash Remix) | 8:56 |
| 3. | Kerimaki | 7:36 |
| 4. | Kerimaki (Torsten Fassbender Remix) | 7:53 |
Credits
/ written and produced by Rodrigo Nardelli
/ remix production by Torsten Fassbender, Clemens Rieder
License
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The sound of Mango Alley is a unique blend of melodic progressive and intricate techno grooves. Our music is good for any weather, any timezone and any season.
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