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Ricardo Villalobos
Dependent And Happy - Three

Artists

Ricardo Villalobos

Labels

Perlon

Catno

PERL92-3

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Sep 5, 2012

Genres

Electronic

Styles

Minimal Tech House

Ricardo Villalobos - Le Discopathe - Montpellier

The distance from Ricardos last field trip >The au Harem d Archimede< (PERL43) in 2004 to the present epic 5x12 LP-Set is a galaxy of electronic expression through sound independent from time and pace. It is said that Funk is defined by the notes that are not being played. The space between the notes here is so vast that Funk becomes transformed into the spirit that creates unfathomable emotional adventure. The rules of dynamics between 0 and 1 shift the relation from reality to relaxation. 14 freefloat sessions are made of natural, secret ingredients from the limbic system of astro aztecs. They evolve from rituals, ending in the release of the sinuous percussion ghost from the machine who breathes out a score for easy living. Which sounds like a primordial soup aerosol of funky molecules and molluscs. [info sheet from distr.]

Media: Mi

Sleeve: M

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