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Daniel[i], Feral, Illuvia, Wa Wu We - A1. Daniel[i] – Jalada
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Daniel[i], Feral, Illuvia, Wa Wu We - A2. Daniel[i] – Jalada (Wa Wu We Ventilation)
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Daniel[i], Feral, Illuvia, Wa Wu We - B1. Daniel[i] – Jalada (Feral Night Vision)
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Daniel[i], Feral, Illuvia, Wa Wu We - B2. Daniel[i] – Jalada (Illuvia Inversion)
Genre : Techno - Ambient
Tracklist 12" :
a1 Daniel[i] – Jalada
a2 Daniel[i] – Jalada (Wa Wu We Ventilation)
b1 Daniel[i] – Jalada (Feral Night Vision)
b2 Daniel[i] – Jalada (Illuvia Inversion)
LISTENERS GUIDE – WHS 01
It all starts with Jalada, an ocean of possibilities. It commences with whisper,
root-energy of the label, carefully and wisely performed by each of the four
tracks part of this record.
Daniel[i] starts in medias res, with muffled sounds that seem to embrace
everything, like mist surrounding a pond whose colors are reverberating all
around. Jalada paints with sound the shades of spring, engaging in a beautiful
dance with Mother Nature, exploring with attentive eyes, and ends with a
delicate coda that leaves the listener hungry for more.
Jalada’s first treatment is by Wa Wu We. We move to the outer world, still being
anchored to a natural environment: meditative, collective dance. Dense
soundscapes, immersive pads, frequencies in constant motion, techno filled with
lifeblood. Happily walking in nature, the listener is invited to look around.
The wind blows constantly, shaping melodies, expanding textures, bringing
darkness at times, light altering the surroundings at others. However, nothing
can change the direction and determination of this joyful stroll.
Feral steps in for the second rework, where his signature touch sets the scene
at night. Little bells like stars lighting up create a multidimensional,
shamanic atmosphere. Fascinating as the night itself, this version is both
primed for the dancefloor and reminiscent of a ritual in nature, where space and
time have no meaning. Haunting yet earthbound: the song of Syrens for nocturnal
beings.
The last treatment brings magic in: slower whispering, a diaphanous atmosphere,
watery sounds forging an enchanted universe. Illuvia is the rain bringing the
listener back to that misty pond, dripping sweat framing a candid smile after a
night of dancing. Solo collection of all thoughts, somehow needed for a
beginning that was a journey already. Percussive elements in the background
suggest a sort of uneasiness. Eventually nothing bad happens, dissolving into a
blissful end that maybe is just another beginning
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Tracklist 12" :
a1 Daniel[i] – Jalada
a2 Daniel[i] – Jalada (Wa Wu We Ventilation)
b1 Daniel[i] – Jalada (Feral Night Vision)
b2 Daniel[i] – Jalada (Illuvia Inversion)
LISTENERS GUIDE – WHS 01
It all starts with Jalada, an ocean of possibilities. It commences with whisper,
root-energy of the label, carefully and wisely performed by each of the four
tracks part of this record.
Daniel[i] starts in medias res, with muffled sounds that seem to embrace
everything, like mist surrounding a pond whose colors are reverberating all
around. Jalada paints with sound the shades of spring, engaging in a beautiful
dance with Mother Nature, exploring with attentive eyes, and ends with a
delicate coda that leaves the listener hungry for more.
Jalada’s first treatment is by Wa Wu We. We move to the outer world, still being
anchored to a natural environment: meditative, collective dance. Dense
soundscapes, immersive pads, frequencies in constant motion, techno filled with
lifeblood. Happily walking in nature, the listener is invited to look around.
The wind blows constantly, shaping melodies, expanding textures, bringing
darkness at times, light altering the surroundings at others. However, nothing
can change the direction and determination of this joyful stroll.
Feral steps in for the second rework, where his signature touch sets the scene
at night. Little bells like stars lighting up create a multidimensional,
shamanic atmosphere. Fascinating as the night itself, this version is both
primed for the dancefloor and reminiscent of a ritual in nature, where space and
time have no meaning. Haunting yet earthbound: the song of Syrens for nocturnal
beings.
The last treatment brings magic in: slower whispering, a diaphanous atmosphere,
watery sounds forging an enchanted universe. Illuvia is the rain bringing the
listener back to that misty pond, dripping sweat framing a candid smile after a
night of dancing. Solo collection of all thoughts, somehow needed for a
beginning that was a journey already. Percussive elements in the background
suggest a sort of uneasiness. Eventually nothing bad happens, dissolving into a
blissful end that maybe is just another beginning
More