LuckEnHouse: Panaji
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- Panaji 07:40
- Jaipur 06:58
- Mangalore 06:43
- Nagpur 06:29
- Chennai 06:02
- Pune 08:07
- Bhubaneswar 05:12
- Visakhapatnam 09:58
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European IDM meets Indian instruments and sounds, trance melodies merge with Indian percussion. The latest LuckEnHouse albumPanajidescribes a trip through India, a journey full of rhythmic, electronic music. Each of the eight mostly instrumental tracks tells stories of one large Indian city.
The album is dedicated to Richard H Kirk - a true pioneer of electronic music. And several tracks on
Panajiindeed show influences of Kirk, such as atmospheric noises and loops. However, LuckEnHouse produces his very own style of electronica based on magical sound effects, repetitive patterns, and strong melodies.
As an add-on to the music the album comes with a single artwork for each track. It can be downloaded for free from the website www.tinopener.de.
cover and informationen for all tracks
The title track of Panaji - a electronic concept album, which merges European IDM and Trance with various Indian instruments and sounds.
Psytrance meets Indian percussion - a flight to Jaipur
Trip hop elements, mechanical electronic, light sound
sculptures, all based on the strong beat of the city - this
track tells the story of a day in Mangalore. It starts with the
first sun beams in the morning, that awakes the busyness,
sees the industrial activity in the port of Mangalore and
ends in the night outside the city under the stars.
Time to work, time of activity - this track tells about the
industrialized city Nagpur with fast techno sounds and an
ever-driving rhythm.
This straight eletronic track tells the story of a drive
along the coast-line to the busy port city Chennai where
urban activity meets the endless horizon of the ocean.
This fast techno-track is about an old man who tells
many stories of the past, when people fought in Pune for
independency and social reforms.
This trance-track about the temples of Bhubaneswar
starts with meditative percussion, then adds a driving
bass line and beat, and combines it with
transcendental sound sculptures.
A track like a goa party - a never ending driving rhythm,
different layers of percussion and moving synth sounds tell
the story of the ocean and beaches in Visakhapatnam.
