Sinus

Artist: Emiter
Label: Monotype
Format: CD
Genre: Experimental Electronic , Minimalism
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“Sinus is a record which originates from fascination of dislocating, travelling, sound of environment. It’s also inspired by human body motion and especially by dance. Interaction between motion and sound, being sensitive for micro sphere of motion reflect in this music.

In musical means the essence of this record is improvisation. During travels and concerts eg. in Berlin, Brunschwick – some recordings were made. Other tracks were recorded at home. Some of them originate from improvisation and live recordings which were used as components which after reinterpretation and arrangement were used for further processing and work on the CD.
Sinus is made of results of these researches, reduction and listening.
A lot of sounds included in this CD come from sinus frequency generator and is a kind of tribute to this device which is remarkably present in the history of electronic and avantgarde music.

Different spheres: travelling, work with motion and improvisation, field recordings, observing nature, literature made this material complete.”Sinus” is recycling of the memory.
Nobody knows what comes and from. Music makes new senses and meanings.”

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