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The Headroom Project : YA!.
Vivid world-electronica grooves.
YA! is the 10th album of The Headroom Project, released on Magnatune. It's a
colourful journey into sound, a cross-genre kaleidoscope. Andreas Ecker aka The
Headroom Project combines powerful african voices with, for example, native
peruvian chants and electronica ("YA!" and "Patcha Mama"), Barbershop-chants
with a children's music box and jazz/fusion-elements ("Bölebölebu"), noisy textures with poems ("Bereru 2017"), and heavy blues in 7/4 measure with Dark Metal chants. The two most danceable tracks, "I Am Not A Robot" and "Dark Night", are the results of a collaboration with Sigrid Haverkamp.
Andreas Ecker works as a test author of audio software. One consequence of this
job is the ability to use new voodoo-software for The Headroom Project.
For example, the slightly crazy-sounding female chant of "In der kalten Schachtel" ("in a box so cold") is the result of a transformation of a rather stupid-sounding rap chant from a sample library.
The background-texture of "Bereru 2017" is the result of several
sound-destructive plug-ins. Beside technical tricks and unusual combinations of
musical elements, humor is one important aspect of The Headroom Project: "I
Like That" is a persiflage of traditional German carnival march-music.
Songs:
1. Ya
2. Patcha Mama
3. I am Not a Robot
4. In der Kalten Schachtel
5. Dark Night
6. Mother
7. Bolebolebu
8. Forever More
9. Angels and Demons
10. Bereru 2017
11. I Like That
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 06/23/2017
The Headroom Project lives in Bonn Germany
Tagged as: Electronica, World, Experimental Electronic, World Electronic, World Influenced
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