Electric Mantras
by Marcio Lomiranda (BR - keyboards) + Matthias Grob
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Mars
07:51
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Repetition
04:33
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Chile
02:20
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Arpeggio
03:11
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Electric Door
01:49
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Lago dos Gatos
02:18
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The unexpected Solo
07:56
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Electric Mantras
27:10
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about
Electric Mantras grew out of some musical "viagens", recorded by Matthias and Miranda in Rio de Janeiro, Oct. '88. The short tracks show rather independent pictures, while the title track represents one entire sound travel of over an hour, condensed by linking fluently the interesting stages, leaving all of the original themes and most of the melody lines, the music has been intuitively colored by all kinds of instruments in Brazil and Switzerland, only "The unexpected Guitar solo" has been recorded directly to two tracks in May '89.
The only words in "Repetition" talk about the pulsation that brings harmony and dynamics into the Great Creation and makes it grow constantly. The same way, in Electric Mantras a slowly changing repetitive base grows and fades. It lifts musician and listener into a harmonic, relaxed state, that allows unnumbered melodies to come through. What we can listen to now, is the original inspiration.
The only words in "Repetition" talk about the pulsation that brings harmony and dynamics into the Great Creation and makes it grow constantly. The same way, in Electric Mantras a slowly changing repetitive base grows and fades. It lifts musician and listener into a harmonic, relaxed state, that allows unnumbered melodies to come through. What we can listen to now, is the original inspiration.
credits
released 01 July 1989
Matthias Grob concept, PARADIS Guitar, words, mix
Marcio Miranda keyboards, electric percussion, sampled nylon guitar
Marcelo Bernardes saxes and flutes
David Hopkins percussion, didgeridoo, flutes
Bea Giossani voice, cover painting
Dominique Schmid voice on "Repetitions"
Warm thanks to the musicians and to Andreas Sigg, Thomas Greber, Bill Donnelly, Gregory Brown and "Delta Kreazion" for their friendly support.
Matthias Grob concept, PARADIS Guitar, words, mix
Marcio Miranda keyboards, electric percussion, sampled nylon guitar
Marcelo Bernardes saxes and flutes
David Hopkins percussion, didgeridoo, flutes
Bea Giossani voice, cover painting
Dominique Schmid voice on "Repetitions"
Warm thanks to the musicians and to Andreas Sigg, Thomas Greber, Bill Donnelly, Gregory Brown and "Delta Kreazion" for their friendly support.
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Listen to the most important and carefully edited recordings of a pioneer of LiveLooping.
The main
expression is freedom and peace, openness in big spaces but there is a big dynamic, changing stories, hard and confused times - always ending in a solution...
In the solo albums, all sounds come from a Paradis Polyphonic (hexaphonic) guitar which brings an amazing spectrum of expressions.
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