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mardi 8 février 2011

Gimu - Splendour (self release, 2011)




1 Splendour, part I
2 Splendour, part II

I started 2011 with this "prayer" thing in my mind, wanted to make songs you could use the adjective "spiritual" to describe. this is still going on, actually. Then a very good friend of mine sent me this sample of a girl singing this piece which I think is a prayer in this beautiful and mysterious language and I thought I could write a song to "wrap" the vocal in a way shoegazer bands (I love) from the 90's used to do, muffling the voice and stuff, the wall of sound guitar thing :) and the steps your hear throughout splendour part 2 were recorded in an old wooden-floored church, to keep the atmosphere. splendour part 1 is pretty much part 2 without the vocals and it works as a kinda long introduction to part 2. as simple as that. it's a preparation for part 2, meant to drag the listener into the mood...
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jeudi 16 décembre 2010

Gimu - Beluga (Audio Gourmet, 2010)



1 Beluga 1
2 Beluga 2

For the final Audio Gourmet EP release of the year, we welcome a little-known sound designer from Brazil called Gimu. His earlier music career was based around a pop/electronic band called 'Terrorturbo', in which he was lead singer. As the members of the band went their separate ways over time, Gimu found himself left alone and unsure as to what would be his next move.

It was at this time, that he'd grown very tired of lugging equipment around, endless wires, instruments and even of the sorts of chord progressions and conventional aspects of playing that had been the mainstay of the band.
He had in fact grown tired of writing 'songs' altogether and began to seek new methods of artistic expression through sound.
He decided to strip away all of the structure and rhythm of these 'songs' for his solo work, concentrating on ambient soundscapes with a focus on repetition. He began a fascination with how repetition can take you to a new level of consciousness to the point where you suddenly feel as if you are listening to things that may not even be present in the recording.

For his debut EP here on Audio Gourmet, Gimu has assembled two beautiful tracks that are a perfect representation of the sort of soundscapes he has been inspired to produce in his quest as a solo sound artist.
Through the two tracks on 'Beluga', Gimu tributes this work to close friend Patricia; a constant voice of encouragement and support to his music. This soundtrack is thematically based around the dead dreams of a biologist, the ocean and hope...

We hope you enjoy this body of work and keep an eye out for future output from this emerging talent!
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