Bawrut In The Middle Lp Blue Vinyl

• wydawca: Ransom Note
• nr katalogowy: RSN29LP
• format: LP
• NIEBIESKI WINYL
• PŁYTA NOWA, ZAFOLIOWANA

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Ransom Note stalwart BAWRUT presents a new sound in his debut album ‘In the Middle’, a striking eleven-track journey through sunset pop, electronic melancholia and delusive migrations taking place around the Mediterranean.

For fans of Skream, Catz N Dogs, KiNK, Axel Boman, Alfredo

T R A C K L I S T A

A1 Intro

A2 Sol En La Cara

A3 De Amor De Dios A Candela

A4 Eurocasbah

A5 Alfredo And Ricardo Brought Me Here

A6 11:11 AM

B1 Out Of The Blue

B2 في السماء [Fe Samaa]

B3 Tisno Memoriæ

B4 Je ‘O Tteng E T’O DdÒNg

B5 Crossing For A Golden Blanket

Ransom Note stalwart BAWRUT presents a new sound in his debut album ‘In the Middle’, a striking eleven-track journey through sunset pop, electronic melancholia and delusive migrations taking place around the Mediterranean.

The album features several guest vocalists, including the stadium-packing phenomenon LIBERATO hailing from Napoli, the Moroccan-born Paris-based DJ and singer Glitter٥٥, the catchy ItaloPop artist Cosmo as well as Chico Blanco, a young singer and producer at the forefront of Spain’s new generation of independent pop music artists.

‘In the Middle’ is a reflection on recent years. A story about movement and migration around the Mediterranean but also the notion of a moving identity. It’s about the luck of the drawer, finding yourself born in the middle of the ‘West’, whilst others strive to get here with the hope of a better life. It’s about being in the middle of music and cultures and the beautiful accidents that this movement has produced over the years. Above all, it’s a celebration of the beauty of the movement to a better life, to create something new, with hope and optimism whatever the circumstances. It’s a celebration of diversity and inclusivity.

“I was born in Gorizia, a city with a centuries-old, multi-ethnic identity literally split in two by a border (Italy and Slovenia) after the Second World War. Perhaps for this reason I have always felt closer and more aligned with the encounters between cultures and people, instead of the rigid idea of nationalism and the notion of a unique identity. Through my music I try to combine languages and sounds to make a record that celebrates the union, the meeting and crossing of experiences.” – Bawrut