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Label:Tricatel
Cat-No:TRILPFR046
Release-Date:09.03.2015
Configuration:LP Excl
Barcode:3770004998012
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Label:Tricatel
Cat-No:TRILPFR046
Release-Date:09.03.2015
Configuration:LP Excl
Barcode:3770004998012
Special remarks : 1LP + printed inner sleeve + download code

Genre: Jazz / Pop


Tracklist :

A1 - The Big Sun (Introïde)
A2 - Birds (pt.2)
A3 - Pipornithology (pt.2)
A4 - Mario (pt.1 & 2)
A5 - Organe Phonatoire
A6 - Dominos (pt.3)
A7 - Samak
B1 - La route de la trace
B2 - Bwa Brillé (Alix et Lisa)
B3 - Carnaval (pt.3 - Percussions harmoniques)
B4 - Carnaval (pt.4 - Keupons)
B5 - The Big Sun (Outroïde)
B6 - Reich & Darwin
B7 - Générique Big Sun


Short Info :


Christophe Chassol's brilliantly-dazzling third album, crowns his trilogy of ultrascores (a method he elaborated for harmonizing, symphonizing real life, the 'here and now'), which started out in Creole-speaking New Orleans (Nola Che?rie, 2011) before pursuing its route through India (Indiamore, 2013).
In March 2014, Christophe Chassol took off for Martinique, his family's birthplace; these West Indies that epitomize everything he dreamt of expressing, from the purely personal to the perfectly panoptic. Hand-in-hand with the production sound mixer Marie-France Barrier and the sound engineer Johann Levasseur, the trio filmed and recorded a myriad of extraordinary encounters, scenes of everyday life, the carnival... a highly-evocative documentary that was to become the matrix of Big Sun.
Back in France, he composed, edited, rehearsed and created the 27 tracks of a 70- minute West Indian space odyssey. Big Sun is a weaveworld of birds' songs and Pipo Gertrude's whistling, Joby Bernabe?s poetry and a te?te-a?-te?te with a lady mountain-dweller, Sissido and Samak's rap, Mario Masse's flute, the Fort de France carnival, conch shell echoes, the ocean's music and the hullabaloo of a game of dominos. And sumptuous pieces of music like La Route de la Trace or Reich & Darwin, which suddenly spring up at a bend in the road and take our breath away.

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