Stroboscopic Artefacts have announced a long overdue survey of electronic/experimental music from Italian artists like Ninos Du Brasil, Andrea Belfi, Caterina Barbieri, and Silvia Kastel. Due out April 13th, Flowers From the Ashes features 10 exclusive tracks, including a serene closer from Neel, which the Voices From the Lake co-founder describes in detail below….
“4G” is a live recording that I made with the first synth I fell in love with, the SH101. It’s a simple synth with a big character. I enjoy tweaking it every time I use it. I believe that focusing on just a few things at a time helps me make the most of them. There is no concept behind the track; I just followed my feelings while I was creating. It came up during one of the most intense periods of my life, a late night session when silence becomes the owner of my town. It’s one take—no edit—and I love it as it is.
Flowers From the Ashes: Contemporary Italian Electronic Music
(Stroboscopic Artefacts, April 13th)
A1. Silvia Kastel – Errori
A2. Andrea Belfi – Spitting & Skytouching
A3. Marco Shuttle – Lux Et Sonus
B1. Ninos Du Brasil – Noite Atrás
B2. Alessandro Adriani – You Will Not Be There For The End
B3. Chevel – Friends Electric
C1. Lucy – Starving The Mind
C2. Lory D – PRV-HH3-X
D1. Caterina Barbieri – Virgo Rebellion
D2. Neel – 4G
